And a living death it were, to die in the fire of the love of that soul-lover, Jesus!
I never heard before of a living death, or a quick death, but ours: our death is not like the common death.
But there is a worse death after this, a living death, in respect of which simple death would be chosen rather.
It is the excision or cutting off a member, and these the most dear and precious, be it the right hand or right foot, which is a living death, as it were, even to kill a man while he is alive.
For what is our life, but a living death, while we do not live to God, and while we live not in relation to the great end of our life and being,—the glory of God?
His eyes were closed at all times, and in that stupor he seemed to be in a state of living death.
She is not dead," said Wiggins, in an awful voice, "though all these years she has lived a living death.
Nevertheless, he often thought of her, for she was inextricably associated with the unspeakable trouble of his life, his brother's living death.
Why had they not warned him, on the contrary, that the love of woman was a living death, a pitfall from which there was no escape, from the depths of which you might stare at the sky till you starved to death, as he was doing now.
And he goes on day by day, month by month, year in year out, enduring a living death without a word--for your sake.
By what condition, nature, or fell chance, In living death, dead life I live?
It will be better for you, and better for the child, that she comes back here, even to embrace what you have called the living death.
Would you be content to build for yourself a tomb, to commit yourself to a living death?
Here we live a living death; there we shall live indeed; and that will be the crown, not only in regard to physical, but in regard to spiritual, powers and consciousness.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "living death" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
