Sentence examples for can be mortal from inspiring English sources
Benitez's failure was no more surprising than that of Felix Rodriguez, the Giants' setup man who had a 1.73 earned run average after July 4. Rodriguez gave up Alfonzo's homer in the ninth and the decisive Mets run in the 10th, reinforcing the point that even the hottest pitchers can be mortal at this time of year.
If countries are genuine and continuing sporting rivals, it is possible they can no longer be mortal enemies.
And the fact that police can be a mortal threat to black men and boys is no mystery to anybody paying attention to the news, so Graham's fear should have been widely seen for what it was.
She yearns to be mortal so that she can truly love him.
I have tied myself in knots with some books, having to invent places with no phone signal, or mobiles whose battery is about to die, just so my characters can be put in mortal peril.
That the same simple rules describe the fall of an apple, the flight of a cannonball and the movements of the heavens is hugely heartening, for it suggests that despite its fearsome complexity, the universe is something that can be comprehended by mortal minds.
Whitmarsh suggests that this story raises disturbing questions for believers in the gods: "If gods can be fashioned by mortal imitation, how real can they be?" One may still balk at the idea that this is really "atheism" in the modern sense.
Further, the only way people can be sure, while mortal, that they will become immortal is to make themselves immortal within their own lifetime.
It can be inferred that: All Greeks are mortal.... Aristotle called his logic "analytika," which means unraveling.
(Only a mortal can be killed).
