Sentence examples for it would become extinct from inspiring English sources

Instead, they held that Aristotle considered the soul as a material and therefore a mortal entity, operating during life only under the authority of universal reason and organically connected with the body, on the dissolution of which it would become extinct.

Seoul's defence ministry spokesman Kim Min-seok said that if the North were to carry out a nuclear attack on South Korea it would become "extinct from the Earth by the will of mankind".

There was only one problem, the health organization said in a statement yesterday that it never reported that blonds would become extinct, and it had never done a study on the subject.

Similarly, Gebhard's immediate predecessor, Salentin IX of Isenburg-Grenzau had resigned to marry when it appeared his family line would become extinct.

The threat drew an angry response from the South's defence ministry spokesman Kim Min-seok, who said that the North would become "extinct from the Earth by the will of mankind" if it took such an action.

Like endogenous retroviruses, H.I.V. would become extinct.

If smart women always made smart choices, an entire species of self-help book would become extinct.

The fittest humans would be submerged in an ocean of mediocrity, and instead of evolving into supermen humankind would become extinct.

And it said there was a "strong possibility" that one of the river's most distinctive species, a giant catfish that can exceed the weights of several full-grown men, would become extinct.

Last Friday, several British newspapers reported that the World Health Organization had found in a study that blonds would become extinct within 200 years, because blondness was caused by a recessive gene that was dying out.

In the future, telecommunications companies assured us, the communal, cinema experience would become extinct, a thing of the past; instead, we would watch feature films on our handsets – never mind that the experience of viewing Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen on a 3.5in iPhone screen is even more disorienting and depressing than watching it in a multiplex.