Sentence examples for to be lifeless from inspiring English sources
If her prose is to be lifeless, let it at least be correct.
"Do people think nuns have to be lifeless, sad individuals?" she says.
Pepe is idling there one day, and the two of them, the maid and the boy, lie down with eyes closed, pretending to be lifeless.
Like our own Neptune, the planet lacks a rocky surface – it's a ball of gas – and is thought to be lifeless.
A. To be inactive or at a standstill, to have nothing to do; to be lifeless, languid, frigid; of things, to flag, droop: in re frigidissima cales, in ferventissima friges, Auct.
Images are treasured and are believed to manifest miraculous powers, but images are also understood to be lifeless and dispensable another reflection of the Hindu genius for seeing both sides.
There were always mountains of clothing, nearly all of it ill-fitting; maternity shifts that, after birth, were relegated back to being lifeless mumus; too-tight jeans that triggered decision anxiety over whether to throw them away or to lose weight; baby clothes of various sizes, some that were already too small, some that would be grown into.
Those universes would be lifeless and barren.
Their "portraits" will be lifeless and banal.
"It means that it will be lifeless".
Like a cardiac monitor warning of a soon-to-be lifeless patient, for more than 20 years the red line hovers around zero showing barely a flicker of life.
