Sentences with phrase «seeing her die slowly»

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The only real truth is that no one knows and the evidence point to there being nothing after we die (since all we see is the body, without any movement or life, slowly decay till it is just base elements such and dirt)!

Despite Arya's youth, she's never made the rash decisions of a little girl; she has a highly developed sense of vengeance and the patience to play the long game (see: The Hound dying slowly of his wounds).

They can't see Solomon Northrup (Chiwetel Ejiofor) slowly losing his identity or Patsey (Lupita Nyong» o) expressing utter joy at the thought of dying.

Every other person sees that registering a dog or buying a pedigree dog is mainly a money - making machine that is slowly dying with the emergence of appealing crosses and mutts.

Maybe she had been slowly dying for some time, and maybe she needed to be able to see him to let go.

Audio is something long looked over by all except the die - hards, but now we're finally starting to see some appreciation for sound with digital streaming companies slowly but surely abandoning the horribly low quality 256kbps compression methods, while the introduction of Blu - ray and now 4k Blu - ray discs has resulted in a marked improvement for films and games.

That thing was blatantly billed as a heart - warming comedy, but unlucky suckers nationwide were duped into seeing a very unfunny movie about a broken family dealing with their matriarch slowly dying of cancer.

It's reminiscent of Super Meat Boy, in that deaths are frequent and instant, and that upon successful completion of the level you get to see a run of every life at once, watching all your previous attempts slowly die off.

Being that I seen both sides of the fence I know what it is like to slowly die.

Although I've never seen the film, I learned from a Google search that Dancer in the Dark is about a woman (played by Bjork) who is slowly going blind and (spoiler alert) dies at the gallows after she is convicted of murder and treason.

As Australia saw temperatures in excess of 120 degrees Fahrenheit, as kangaroos collapsed and 100,000 bats fell from the sky due to extreme heat — many dying on impact and the rest perishing slowly — we in Tennessee rushed to insulate pipes and set up emergency shelters.

An entire industry is slowly dying, so, of course, the coal barons that see their power fading are not going to just sit idly by on their fortunes and watch their demise.