Sentence examples similar to lifeless letters from inspiring English sources
There is a difference between the lifeless letter of the Treaty and the living reality of integration, but the fact remains that the Union is an edifice that has been constructed, and is perceived as such by many people.
Lifeless legs poked from beneath rubble.
After this reference to Dr. Victor Frankenstein, who created the monster in Ms. Shelley's 1818 novel, the academic letter writer shot a bolt of juice into the lifeless coinage dodge with "If they want to sell us Frankenfood, perhaps it's time to gather the villagers, light some torches and head to the castle".
Unsexed words were lifeless things I did not care for, and even the weird names of the letters of the alphabet – not ah but ey, not beh but bee – made me feel rebellious.
Morgan, in his final letter to Rodríguez, had begged her not to "let your life become lifeless and sad.
The literature of aversion, by contrast, is skimpy and lifeless — a line or two from Twain, who felt obliged to make jokes, a letter or two from Henry Adams, who mocked Paris because he loved so dearly the idea of Old France.
When they finally get to the North Pole and find it polluted and lifeless, Stewie compares it to Bridgeport, Connecticut; this takes us to a Bridgeport resident writing a letter to the Family Guy writer staff about Stewie's comment.
Lifeless performance by Yanks.
His face he was lifeless.
