Sentence examples for immortal creation from inspiring English sources
People sometimes forget that Park's immortal creation Wallace is an inventor.
I bow down to Mr Black as the Aaron Sorkin of action comedy; he gets the biggest laugh of the year with a joke about Croydon, with some additional Anglophile kisses blown to Downton Abbey, and what I suspect is a disguised homage to Mike Myers's immortal creation Austin Powers.
In his fourth go-round as Ian Fleming's immortal creation, Daniel Craig lacks none of the charm and physicality that's made him the best actor to assume the role since Sean Connery.
One afternoon at Horace Mann, Doug wrote, Berman called him in and asked which of three lives he wished to live: "(a) to leave no monument behind (e.g., a store owner), (b) to leave a quickly forgotten monument behind you (e.g., like your father), (c) to live immortal in a creation (e.g., Milton)?" Later, Berman invited him to join a group going on a two-month trip to Europe that summer.
The best-selling book by Rebecca Skloot, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (Skloot 2010), detailed both the creation of the cell line and the associated ethical and social controversies.
Man is a material creation, and thus limited, but infinite in that his immortal soul has an indefinite capacity to grow closer to the divine.
Instead of being changelessly immortal, the gods periodically died and were reborn by repeating the events of creation, thus renewing the whole world.
As individual immortal (and rational) souls are embodied in mortal bodies, the embodiment requires the further creation of the "mortal" parts of the soul the spirited and appetitive parts, familiar from the Republic and the Phaedrus.
It is in the "creation" of ideas, realities, and histories that we find ourselves at the point of being both mortal and immortal.
