Sentence examples for immortal state from inspiring English sources

Mara is explicitly identified as Concupiscence and as Death, the twin foes of all those who strive toward the tranquil and immortal state of nirvana.

The wild flora, suspended in cages of liquid crystal, appear at first to have reached an immortal state.

Unlike virally or chemically induced tumor cell lines, spontaneously induced, non-transformed cell lines lacking endogenous and exogenous viral genomes are much more useful for studying the conversion to an immortal state and to evaluate the effects of viral infection.

Second, LCLs from which the DNA was derived were in the pre-immortal state [ 9, 22].

Thus, the impersonalization of sovereignty arguably strengthened the nation-state's resistance against any great shock as the state started to represent a particular immortal nation but not any crown.

The immortal strand hypothesis states that, during the asymmetric division of a stem cell, the segregation of its DNA takes place in a non-random manner as it depends on the DNA strand's age.

The nation states are immortal and incompetent.

There is now no question of a United States of Europe; the nation states remain immortal.

Hume's naturalistic framework for understanding moral and social life excludes not only the metaphysics of libertarianism (e.g., modes of "moral" causation by immaterial agents) but also all further theologically inspired metaphysics that generally accompanies it (i.e. God, the immortal soul, a future state, and so on).

They are mortal human beings who have been exalted to a heavenly state of immortal life.

God, to Whitman, was both immanent and transcendent and the human soul was immortal and in a state of progressive development.