Sentence examples for lifeless terms from inspiring English sources
They speak in lifeless terms of "degrading" or "attriting" enemy military formations, so they can assess the strength of the force opposing them.
The prosecutors publicly wished Mr. Short "a hopeless, joyless, lifeless" term in prison.
As a musician who uses the phenomenon of rust as a leitmotif in his songwriting, Mr. Young explains his attraction to old cars, even ostensibly lifeless ones, in human terms.
Raoult et al. [15], in turn, described NB as lifeless "mineralo fetuin complexes," which they termed "nanons".
But unless all the parties involved in government vote to end it, the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act means the lifeless Con-Lib government - propped up by the kippers - lurches on.
The epithets "inorganic," "inert," "lifeless," "blind --as applied to stone--may blind --aserm.
The argument Mr. Blair was supporting -- that religion is a force for good in the world -- remained unsupported and lifeless with such vague, safe and cripplingly simplistic backing "evidence" (and I use that term most generously).
Lifeless performance by Yanks.
His face he was lifeless.
