Sentence examples for views of death from inspiring English sources

How do our views of death inform the way we live?

By 1936 his mature style fully emerged in grim, close-up views of death such as Loyalist Soldier, Spain.

Some religious conceptions of an afterlife make the state of death a terrifying prospect - but most views of death are not so cruel, the kindest being the most rational, which is that death is a state of non-being, equivalent to the state of not yet being born.

Indeed, when asked about their views of death and dying, the worry they mentioned most frequently was not being organized and leaving a load of work behind for their families.

According to Rolling Stone contributor Mikal Gilmore, he read passages to her from a text about the Bhagavad Gita, "commenting on the sacred book's views of death as a changeover rather than a termination".

A literature review conducted in Sweden in 2013 found a total of 33 studies across the world that explored views of death and dying among older people, although very few of these sought the views of the older old.

This paper explores carers' views of dying, death and bereavement for family members who had recently died with heart failure adding to a growing literature on end of life experiences for people with conditions other than cancer.

"I don't approve of Woody Allen's view of death.

"In the nineteenth century, there was a very different view of death," she explains.

This view of death is certainly beguiling, but it also feels naggingly incomplete.

Almost any episode of the HBO series "Six Feet Under" offers a more intimate view of death.