fact of the death

It was impossible to take in the fact of the death.

The fact of the death brought him no sensation, either of grief or shock.

They worry me because they somehow overlook the fact of the death that is integral to their chosen sports.

Yet for all the mystery surrounding the members other-worldly motivation, officials said the facts of the deaths could hardly be simpler.

Whatever it was, it seemed vague, insubstantial, even trivial beside the fact of the death of her mother.

Not the fact of the death but what the figure called the Guide - based upon the all-powerful Hoxha - will proclaim it to be.

Once the overwhelming fact of the death machine's existence had sunk in on them, most of them had been expecting they would have to fight it.

Such are the true facts of the death of Dr. Grimesby Roylott, of Stoke Moran.

She had almost informed them how low the probability of success actually was, and then had remembered their reaction when she had revealed the fact of the death of Rita and Ron.

There was such sadness in her eyes that Kral's greatest regret in his imminent death was not the fact of the death itself, but the fact that he had let Vladra down.

Though multiple accidental (SIDS) deaths are rare, so are multiple murders; with only the facts of the deaths as evidence, it is the ratio of these (prior) improbabilities that gives the correct "posterior probability" of murder.

To the Editor: Your report on the inquiry into the Rancho Santa Fe suicides ("In Serene Setting in California, a Suicide Investigation Unfolds," March 30) states that "officials said the facts of the deaths could hardly be simpler."

The story, told by an early biography, about Lady Russell's economy with the fact of the death of her younger daughter in 1711 illustrates the importance of stoicism: Her younger daughter, the Duchess of Rutland, having been the mother of nine children died in childbed.