Sentence examples for granting us immortality from inspiring English sources

That strikes a blow to the idea, popularized by futurist Ray Kurzweil, that we'll one day be able to upload our consciousness into computers, granting us immortality, adds Randy Goebel, a computer scientist at the University of Alberta in Canada who studies the theory and application of intelligent systems.

May God grant us success.

Elites don't grant us interviews.

They grant us undreamed-of freedom.

In 1937, he was granted US citizenship.

Forever and ever, grant us prosperity.

Vamana turns himself into a giant and strides across all of heaven and Earth, taking Bali's head and granting him immortality in lieu of taking the last pace.

At the wind machine, de Singe traps Guybrush and Elaine, and believes that his experiments with Guybrush's hand are on the verge of granting him immortality.

Spray-drying first saw extensive use during the Second World War, granting near-immortality to otherwise perishable food products, from eggs to ice cream.

TO many, the word alchemy evokes mysterious processes aimed at turning lead into gold and the pursuit of magical elixirs granting immortality.

In a world where the rich and elite can have their consciousness transferred to other bodies, essentially granting immortality, a billionaire has been murdered.