Sentence examples for version of immortality from inspiring English sources

Yet here they are, eight wins from a World Series ring, baseball's version of immortality.

The Judeo-Christian version of immortality doesn't work very well without God: who but a divine agent could miraculously reconstitute each of us after our death as a "spiritual body"?

It turned out that a handful of human cells -- germ cells, cancer cells and embryonic stem cells -- use telomerase to circumvent that shortening process, and thus also circumvent the aging process and achieve a cellular version of immortality.

Along these lines, Nietzsche, himself a sometime advocate of one particularly challenging version of immortality (that we might relive our current lives endlessly, over and over, in exactly the same way) argued that we need "the active power of forgetting" just to flourish in the short life that we know we have.

The lyrics that appeared in the first live version of "Immortality" were altered before the song was released as part of the album.

At least other imagined versions of immortality (from the Christian heaven to the Hindu wheel of life) suggested a reconciliation, or at least a connection, with the manner in which a physical life is lived; the cybersoul's theoretically eternal and perfect persistence ignores this concept.

It robs us of immortality.

Oh, the boredom of immortality!

That's a bit of immortality.

This is the true awfulness of immortality.

She is a type of immortality.