Sentences with phrase «of a dying man»

@Scott: Again, I ask you, who are you to judge the last words of a dying man or woman?

The conspiracy theories began to swirl soon after Mad Men's sixth season opened with a shot from the perspective of a dying man being rescued.

The way I read the Bible, His way was revealed on a bloody cross in the form of a dying man called Jesus.

I dug Inarritu «Äôs first three directorial efforts but thought this new one didn «Äôt live up to them and was a slight letdown in its depiction of a dying man trying to leave his children a better future before he dies.

The Dolby 5.1 mix is given a surprisingly rich workout during the nitro mishap with the subwoofer rumbling contentedly, and the agony of dying men and horses ringing from all channels while, best yet, Michael Nyman's (Gattaca) typically understated and lovely score sounds crisp and beautiful.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul's metaphysical gem uses the exploration of a dying man's memories as a metaphor for a modern day Thailand that is both transfixed by its fascinating past and anxious about its uncertain future.

Another, later in the movie is when he is talking about how the faces of dying men keep you awake at night and he is asked, «what keeps you awake at night?»

The film highlights the struggle of a dying man who has spent his life working in the California fields to return to his family in Mexico and make amends.

In Transcendence, the wife and colleague of a dying man attempt to upload his consciousness into supercomputer AI with less than optimum results in a story bookended by a quiet, post-internet post-apocalypse world.

Down below on the basketball court, a boy hears the cries of the dying man.

I wondered how the musings of a dying man could make much of a novel, but this is a feast of words, a banquet of mouth - watering and evocative descriptions.

Mr. Henderson's «Self - Portrait of a Dying Man» came out at the beginning of the month on Amazon.

Two doctors are tasked with delving into the memories of a dying man and reordering them to make his dream of reaching the moon come true.

Randomly triggered audio clips spouted the memoirs of a dying man, and letters to the mysterious Esther, whose presence seems to be felt on the island in an unusual and abstract way.

Her sensitivity and empathetic nature helped us worked though what was a time pressing but deeply upsetting situation to enable the wishes of a dying man to be placed in a will so that his children and wife could access his estate in the way he felt was best for their future well being.

Like a deflating beach ball filled with air from the lungs of a dying man or a folded up piece of paper of the most beautiful place in the world, carried around in his back pocket, these objects go beyond the exhibition's space / time - frame.