“posthumous”造句，怎麼用posthumous造句

The great philosophers of old are remembered largely by their posthumous contributions to dictionaries of quotations.

If I were to say all the unpleasant things that occur to me about posthumous memoirs I should have nothing left for my posthumous memoirs.

Eleven states explicitly allow recognition of a parent-child relationship that begins with posthumous conception.

But state laws on posthumous birth-or the birth of a child after the death of a parent-vary widely.

The letters edition on the one side, the works on the other side, on a third shelf the posthumous fragment, the biographical documents and so forth.

The four awards, presented at a ceremony in Los Angeles, also mean Jackson has received the highest number of posthumous awards.

He wore a blue suit and tie, and sat in a large wooden chair, staring directly into the camera-a pose that, to Izurieta's dismay, mirrored Rosenberg delivering his posthumous J 'accuse.

He was awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross.

Shouldthe statute against posthumous awarding be removed?

With this first posthumous album, however, a different approach was taken.

In a presumably posthumous voiceover, Bwana Beast says he would do it all again, in a hummingbird's heartbeat.

Footage of the rehearsals was made into Jackson's posthumous concert movie "This is it" in 2009 and it became a global box office hit.

Just hours after her family agreed to have her life support switched off, they changed their minds and asked doctors if they could harvest her eggs for posthumous reproduction.

The rules were amended in 1974 to prohibit posthumous prizes.

Now for the first time in what I've grown to think of as my "posthumous life" -my life after ray-i am feeling almost hopeful, happy.

All but one have been posthumous.

Conservative politicians lined up to praise him as a patriot. The government even awarded him a posthumous Order of Civic Merit, a precondition for his burial in Daejeon National Cemetery.

Scribner recently published a “restored edition” of the author’s posthumous fictionalized memoir, A Moveable Feast.