Sentence examples for to be a corpse from inspiring English sources

Leftwing party politics appears to be a corpse – a few professional activists are trying to reanimate it, but its effect on people's everyday lives is minimal.

He saved photographs of what appeared to be a corpse smeared in blood and covered in plastic, as well as a newspaper clipping that chronicled a vicious shooting at Northern Illinois University.

According to the Times, they included "several firearms, more than 1,600 rounds of ammunition, 11 knives, a starter pistol, a bayonet, 3 samurai swords," as well as "photographs of what appeared to be a corpse smeared in blood and covered in plastic, as well as a newspaper clipping that chronicled a vicious shooting at Northern Illinois University".

It doesn't take much to think of the body of faith for religion and sports to be a corpse rotting away, and not quickly enough.

It was very shadowy and dead-quiet in the room where I'd been pretending to be a corpse for four days.

Meanwhile, experts in medical and legal ethics have said that the hospital must remain steadfast in its refusal to perform any procedures on what is legally considered to be a corpse. .

That they are a band only reinforces their sense of solitude, consolidating their intuitions that to be a "corpse-puncher" is to tread the perilous territory of the misunderstood outlaw.

Defining Down "Skill Set": As it turns out, the only skill you need to be a political reporter is to not be a corpse or a plant or a piece of furniture.

Braun chose cyanide over a bullet, she explained, because she wanted to be a beautiful corpse.

For the past year, the economy has appeared to be a twitching corpse.

The veil's concealment of rot is observed in Kubrick's The Shining, in which the veil is drawn back to reveal a beautiful woman -- who is then revealed to be a rotting corpse, paradoxically still hidden behind the original veil.