Sentence examples for becoming immortal from inspiring English sources
"There are a lot of fantastic conclusions that [people] can jump to," says Parrish – "defeating death, or people becoming immortal, or things like that.
Dr Hannah Critchlow of Cambridge University has offered the most hesitant support yet for the possibility of humans becoming immortal through future technology, saying that she thinks it's a possibility we could make a motherboard advanced enough.
There are more than 160 song cycles based on A Shropshire Lad, and while Housman was unmusical, he always gave permission to composers to use his poems "in the hope of becoming immortal somehow".
In cancers, the PI3K pathway is overactive, allowing malignant cells to avoid apoptosis, essentially becoming immortal.
Becoming Immortal has made Cahill insane; he believes he is an angel sent by God to free the world from sin.
Rosen explained that "...in the years that followed without her and with [Kirsch's character] becoming Immortal, you had to play the show differently".
In addition, the idea of Arthur losing his mortality and becoming an immortal Denizen of the House, represented by the silver/gold crocodile ring that was introduced in Drowned Wednesday, is further explored, with Arthur often choosing to refrain from using the key – and the power it represents – to ensure he remains human.
Humans would become immortal.
It would become immortal.
You must not watch Jeter flipping the ball across his body toward home, becoming even more immortal than he already was at, oh, my goodness, 27.
