Sentence examples for thoughtful death from inspiring English sources
How would a thoughtful death penalty advocate respond to the devastating histories presented in the show?
Matt Smith, again, is electrifying, as a small and thoughtful story about death changes everything.
This Pulitzer-prize winning book is a thoughtful retelling of death row inmate and double murderer Gary Gilmore's life, from birth to autopsy.
Weston Hurt was a strong Emperor and Amy Wallace-Styles brought a deep mezzo-soprano timbre and thoughtful phrasing to Death, who was rendered powerless by the Nightingale's song.
Janice Hough Palo Alto, Calif., Aug. 26, 2009 To the Editor: Your thoughtful article about the death of Senator Edward M. Kennedy caused me to reflect on three issues.
I appreciated Ross Douthat's thoughtful column about the death of Christopher Hitchens, but I feel the need to clear up a common misconception about atheism, reiterated by Mr. Douthat when he writes that "rigorous atheism casts a wasting shadow over every human hope and endeavor".
This thoughtful article about the deaths of two iconic New Yorkers and the dynamic arts spaces they created — Olga Bloom of Bargemusic and Anthony Amato of the Amato Opera — suggests that New York City no longer generates stable homes for cultural organizations.
What might have been dourly elegiac turns tender and thoughtful — a modest meditation on death at an early age, which couldn't be more timely.
In the first two episodes, he elicits some thoughtful comments from Tim Allen on death and on screwing up his life, and he attempts to have a worthwhile exchange with Bertinelli on the subject of sin.
Paul Graham has called this period in a startup's life the "Fatal Pinch," and massive changes at this point tend to look more like death throes than thoughtful recalibration.
