Sentence examples for which dying from inspiring English sources

What would be the significance of death in a world in which dying was not biologically inevitable?

And then, once I started writing, it became a matter of which dying guy, and which kid.

An immortality topos abounds in which dying is to be indefinitely evaded, the most standard exits routinely described as "tragic".

And then, once I started writing, it became a matter of which dying guy, and which kid. _Both of them carry on or listen in to imaginary dialogues with people in their lives.

Farther along this sliding scale — or perhaps down the slippery slope — is the practice called terminal sedation, in which dying patients who cannot be made comfortable in any other way are kept unconscious until they die.

Inevitably, we would use that new power in such a way as to avoid the pain and suffering which dying often entails; and we would soon be persuaded that it was a generous thing to do, because it would free up NHS budgets.

Senator Jacobs introduced the bill, which died in committee.

Raw fish can host parasites, which die when heated.

She and her mother once had a poodle, which died.

(Except a single pink named Complicata, which died of complications).

We generated HAI-1-deficient mice, which died in utero due to placental defects.