Sentence examples for sort of mortal from inspiring English sources
As for Anna, she delivers another baby and puts herself in a different sort of mortal danger.
Unlike any trial before or since, it brought the right to life and the right to die together, in a sort of mortal combat.
My husband does not keep kosher, but I hail from one of the most superstitious strains of Roman Catholicism (the Sicilian), and I worried that knowingly serving pork to Jews on Passover might be some sort of mortal sin.
Back in March, the broadcaster and journalist Steve Hewlett received the sort of mortal shock that frequently opens a newspaper article about how to deal with a serious illness: he was told by doctors, almost out of the blue, that he had an aggressive form of cancer that would be difficult to treat.
And what we now know, thanks to the work of a historian, is that in fact Clinton and Gingrich, who were, we at the time thought were these sort of mortal enemies, right, these political opposites, were in fact fully in agreement on a scheme to privatize Social Security.
So she imagined they were putting into him a sort of liquid mortal sadness, a corrective against a dangerous abundance of faerie joy.
Isn't some kind of mortal disease likely?
Nothing earth-shattering there, but an example of the twisting, impenetrable (for ordinary mortals) sort of places that Mitt Romney's money ends up, with Cayman Islands-based holding companies owning Luxembourg-based holding companies that pass money between themselves.
That sort of visceral thrill remains the preserve of Mortal Kombat, now on its tenth main edition and showing no signs of fading away like most of its 1990s rivals.
In fact, the bank thrives in the sort of downturns that hurt mere mortals like you or me.
