Sentence examples for almost immortal from inspiring English sources
Looking at what we have done, I feel myself almost immortal," he said.
There comes a point later in the season where he becomes almost immortal.
Fame is fleeting in many walks and runs of life, but few other places are so littered with the almost immortal.
"Interestingly, wholly virtual celebrities have the potential to be almost immortal, as avatars in virtual reality come to supplement the physical elements of singers and film stars".
The effort to elicit revulsion and moral outrage may be intended to counter the left-wing narrative of vampire threat, which warns of a small group of powerful, almost immortal beings who invest in blood funds, suck out the profits and stash them in Transylvanian tax shelters.
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Telomerase activity, which is below detectable level in almost all types of diploid cells, is re-activated in most immortal and cancer cells.
Gough, though, is braced for almost any immortals in the stalls after an experience when she appeared in Marina Carr's play By the Bog of Cats: "After a show, I kicked the green room door open and Meryl Streep was sitting crying on the sofa.
When Roosevelt died in 1945, the Rabbinical Assembly of America described him, almost supernaturally, as an "immortal leader of humanity and a peerless servant of God".
It is probably immortal and almost fully trained depending on how old you are on Howrse.
Tomioka Tessai's nanga images of an old legend of an earthly paradise discovered via a cavern by a fisherman and of the Island of the Immortals, in almost monochrome greens and grays, are as wildly expressive as they are arresting.
