Sentence examples for death from high-quality English sources.

• Death.

• Death is life’s ending.

• Death, death, death.

• Life after death is a fundamental belief in most religions.

• For death is not necessarily painful.

• It will follow from (7) that death cannot ever affect us.

• Life and death were not seen as being diametrically opposed.

• How does the death of human beings relate to the death of other living things?

Use death in a sentence.

• We’re more open about death than ever before and technology is helping to reframe what death means.”

• Hence, by the painfulness criterion, the fear of death is not grounds for saying that death is harmful.

• In addition to the federal death penalty and the death penalty in the US Military, 28 states still allow it.

• The death penalty was outlawed at state and federal level by a 1972 Supreme Court decision that cancelled all existing death penalty statutes.

• Sudden infant death syndrome, (SIDS), also called crib death, or cot death, unexpected death of an apparently healthy infant from unexplained causes.

• It is also possible that Epicurus did not believe that what we have called ‘process death’ is part of death; instead, death is what we have called ‘denouement death’.

• Prior to the brain-death movement, death was traditionally understood along the lines of the cardiopulmonary standard: death as the irreversible cessation of cardiopulmonary function.

• But the alternative possibility of separating death from particular “death behaviors” motivates the question of whether there are further grounds for disaggregating death into a process.

death sentence examples

• She is Black, and the death of George Floyd hit hard for her and other Black death doulas, who saw in his death the antithesis of the “good death” they are trying to foster.

• In addition, as we have seen, according to Heidegger, my own death can never be actual for me, so viewed from my perspective, any case of death, i.e., any actual death, cannot be my death.

• Just as the early Hebrews believed that life passes on to death when the breath (ruaḥ) leaves the body, so also do Eskimos in the 20th century believe that death occurs when breath (soul) leaves the body and that death…

• The official instructions for how to fill it out include the “Physicians’ Handbook on Medical Certification of Death” (fifty-seven pages), the “Funeral Directors’ Handbook on Death Registration and Fetal Death Reporting” (sixty pages), and the “Medical Examiners’ and Coroners’ Handbook on Death Registration and Fetal Death Reporting” (a hundred and thirty pages).