Sentence examples for becomes lifeless from inspiring English sources

Danced by Emilie Lalande, she is not a comatose object to be possessed and traded by men, but a flirtatious tease, awake and aware (for the most part at least; after the queen shoves the apple down her throat, she becomes lifeless, her limbs animated by the devastated prince).

But if left dormant, it becomes lifeless.

Air raid sirens, stock tickers, Pong video games -- each one carries significance for the generation that grew up with it, but once that generation dies, the sound becomes lifeless.

The universe will become lifeless and utterly dark.

Their praṇa ("breath") was so vital that on its cessation the body and its faculties became lifeless and still.

Morgan, in his final letter to Rodríguez, had begged her not to "let your life become lifeless and sad.

Gradually, however, the pictures became lifeless, and in the 1930s and '40s, during the Stalin regime, great directors such as Eisenstein and Aleksandr Dovzhenko worked under severe restraints.

He'll be speaking animatedly, and then, as if a great, grinding railyard switch is being thrown, he'll abruptly shut down and become lifeless.

If so, it raises the possibility that organisms could survive even on planets whose surfaces have long since become lifeless". Onstott's team published its results in the Oct. 20 issue of the journal Science.

"She dreamt that they were beating the child in the bathtub, that they were using his fists to beat her up and he walked away and she stayed, keeps going and Nixzmary became lifeless," the witness said, referring to Ms. Santiago and her husband, Cesar Rodriguez.

It's easy for science to become lifeless and dry if you are limited to reading the literature and not hearing the story behind those discoveries.