Newton's universe is truly, undeniably dead, and so his sojourn in this intellectual aerie is over.
Populism, at least as a political force capable of extracting meaningful policy concessions, is truly, officially, undeniably dead.
And while the crown prince is undeniably dead, the report includes no determination about whether he ended his shooting spree with a suicide.
As regards Fonteyn, whether or not our venerable, undeniably dead balletic dame was even involved in a Central American revolution driven by the demands of feminine hygiene products is irrelevant.
Now Barthes is both a writer and dead, two undeniably friendly biographers, Marianne Alphant and Nathalie Léger, have taken the details, tastes, inflections, paintings, writings, lectures and photographs from Barthes's hitherto impeccably reticent life and made a vast, noisy, interactive, multi-media, many-ringed circus of an exhibition of them at the Pompidou Centre in Paris.
If executed correctly, however, the dead lift is undeniably the safest way to lift heavy loads off the ground.
Inevitably, though, life must fill this space, and with that realization that the past I left behind is still there—I can only delude myself further until I think that my will is strong enough to beat it back, and that, even among the bodies of the dead, I am undeniably born again.
Inevitably, though, life must fill this space, and with that realisation – that the past I left behind is still there – I can only delude myself further that my will will be strong enough to beat it back, that, even among the bodies of the dead, I am undeniably born again.
All this was undeniably nice, and Robert never did complain — his parents were dead, and his brother and sister had their own family dynamics in Michigan — though he sometimes wished Becka would just embrace their existence, however modest in comparison.
Jacqueline Glover, writing in the Hastings Center Report, argued that while the research is "undeniably valuable," there is a slippery slope: "If we start with the already dead patient and move to the nearly dead patient, who will be next?" she wondered.
(I saw him perform once, toward the very end, at Madison Square Garden, and it was like seeing the dead El Cid mounted on his horse to lead the Spanish Army: noble but undeniably stiff).
