Sentences with phrase «about the death of»

Oil and gas traders, Bailey says, received alerts about the death of the King of Saudi Arabia more than four hours before crude prices spiked on the news.

«Brink's has worked a remarkable transformation, and despite all the hand - wringing about the death of king cash, this stock seems to have a lot more room to run, especially as states legalize pot.»

Fifty - one % said they found news stories about the deaths of people at the hands of police officers, or news about ambush attacks on police in three states, to be among the year's most important news events.

Some entrepreneurs even accused me of being coy, saying I must really be working on a story about the death of the cupcake trend.

And, of course, there are the endless predictions about the death of retail as we known it.

We've heard about the death of the traditional 60/40 portfolio for a few years now.

It is with Great sadness that our Football Family has learned about the death of Aaron Feis.

As soon as word broke about the death of Billy Graham, the most influential Christian evangelist of the twentieth century, scholars and admirers began asking: «Will there ever be another Billy Graham?»

So I've gotten a couple of emails asking me to say something about the death of McGovern.

It certainly doesn't mean that we are gleeful about the deaths of Texas inmates.

The editors say that «claims about the death of liberal Catholicism are premature.»

«With all this talk about the death of the international terrorist, Osama Bin Laden, it's hard to imagine that we are mirroring the image of radical Islamic group, the Alqueda, when they heard the news that their attempts at striking fear in the hearts of millions of Americans was a success on September 11, 2001».

And it's rare to feel as Jesus felt upon learning about the death of his friend and actually weep.

I didn't include any articles about the death of Steve Jobs or about the Occupy Wall Street phenomenon.

McKenzie Parker writes a blog for RELEVANT about the death of her grandmother and what she learned about God's love in a time of grief.

The news late last night about the death of Osama Bin Laden triggered a frenzy of online reactions that for a few moments made me wonder if our celebration of unity this week is a just a naive illusion.

Rather, an authentic language speaking about the death of God must inevitably be speaking about the death of God himself.

What would you say about the deaths of the followers of Jim Jones, David Koresh, Heaven's Gate, and countless Muslim suicide bombers, mentioning just the more recent ones?

It is with Great sadness that our Football Family has learned about the death of Aaron Feis.

Awful news about the death of Cyrille Regis.

Only overt language about the death of God can succeed in calling forth such interest.

We were about to carry out the headboard of the old mahogany bedstead when John suddenly stopped, and, with a few carefully chosen words, spoke about the death of his infant child many years ago.

Again, this is the basic sort of theology we hear in most churches about the death of Jesus and why He had to come and suffer and die.

I used to teach and write about the death of Jesus in this same way, and in fact, many of the posts and sermons which you can find on this blog will contain this exact sort of theological explanation about the death of Jesus.

That's tough, because I have so little to say about the death of STEVE JOBS.

Nowhere is Nietzsche's observation about the death of transcendent art more verified than in the phenomenon of religious kitsch.

Hans von Campenhausen also agrees that «this expression may simply be used to underline the reality and apparent finality of the death itself, and say nothing beyond this».21 We may take the reference to the burial in this early formula to mean simply that there was no doubt about the death of Jesus, a necessary fact to establish if the wonder of the resurrection was to be fully appreciated.

It is not about the death of Jesus.

This makes much more sense of the text, the chronology, and prophecies about the death of Jesus, and a wide variety of other factors.

Jesus is NOT in the supercillous and voyeuristic yuppies who find hearing about the lurid circumstances about the death of an innocent child like Kaley Anthony (in the media) entertaining.

You are perhaps most widely known for your moving book Lament for a Son, about the death of your son Eric.

When my wife and I see news reports about the deaths of young people, as we did after the grisly slaughter at Virginia Tech last April, we inevitably think back to June 1999, when we lost our son, Daniel.

Are you ready to allow simple logic to lead you to the real truth about the death of God?

It would be highly hypocritical of me to complain about the death of two birds after I ate sesame chicken for dinner.

Hamilton is still thinking and writing about the death of God, still trying to come to terms with its implications, still working to articulate the project of radical theology.

One recent day at the Baltimore clinic where I care for the homeless, I spoke with a patient about the death of Freddie Gray.

Yes, I realize now that it's not possible for me to make a joke about the death of John F. Kennedy or Martin Luther King.

Hasn't the notion of God been disposed of by science and the Enlightenment and more recently by theologians themselves who have written about the death of God?

Is my claim about the death of culture predicated upon a naïve belief that the past was a pastoral idyll?

True, we can learn a great deal about the death of God in the history of religions, if only because gods have always been in the process of dying, from the time the sky gods fell into animism to the disappearance of a personal or individual deity in the highest expression of mysticism.

But have you ever noticed that most country and western songs about mother are about the death of mother?

When Moyers inquires about the death of his subjects, he seems to ask only if they died «peacefully.»

Whittaker Chambers, he says, was «wrong, wrong, wrong»; one chapter's vignette has a character who appears to be a caricature of Hannah Arendt, and the character is pronounced a «fraud»; he thinks that if Hitler had been assassinated the Germans would have revived their stab - in - the - back theory, which would rankle again for years to come; and then there is that business about the death of a civilization, of which more presently.

If you had designs on a think piece about the Death of the All - Star Game and What It Means For Baseball, well, have at it.

Tweet I feel so emotional as I sit here in Boston writing about the death of Nelson Mandela.

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As parents, there is perhaps nothing quite as disturbing as hearing news about the death of a young person.

Some people hear about the death of a baby and think nothing of it.

I was really sad to read about the death of Dick Bruna, creator of the Miffy books.

«Lisa Belkin reported recently about the death of a blogger's son from a drug overdose.