Sentence examples for seemingly immortal from inspiring English sources
The new Dr Mugabe's CV already includes a dairy business, building a school and keeping her 90-year-old husband Robert seemingly immortal.
Aside from the tireless (and seemingly immortal) Horton Foote, no eminent American playwright of the last few decades rivals the staying power and productivity of Mr. Gurney.
Many people here clearly savor their connection to the seemingly immortal senator whose name is bolted to more signs in South Carolina than anyone else's.
But the man who will eventually become a seemingly immortal despot turns out to be a poor author, and it's up to Nolan to serve as his ghost writer.
But late Thursday night, as he held back tears and said he did not know if he would ever pitch again, it seemed quite possible that his seemingly immortal career had expired in a writhing heap on the warning track at Kauffman Stadium.
Were Robert de Niro, Dustin Hoffman and Clint Eastwood to take over the three roles in Yasmina Reza's seemingly immortal "Art" -- and almost stranger things have happened in the course of the play's five years and 20 different casts at Wyndham's Theater -- it would be no great surprise.
A seemingly routine speech is actually an immortal one.
This week, Collins appeared in a now-iconic two-minute segment as a dissenting voice to the ever-rumbling Essex Girls dictionary story, uttering immortal line after immortal line and seemingly painting a picture of a deep and brutal war between dictionaries and Essex girls.
Here, the clipped, brutal sentences that were once his trademark ("I masturbated myself bloody") yield all too often to a ludicrous high-romantic psychobabble, seemingly based on his hero Beethoven's letters to his Immortal Beloved.
Warriors, like Homer's Achilles, who fought and hoped their blood stained battles would be significant enough to make their names immortal, we write and secretly hope that our words are seemingly profound enough to live on forever.
