never-dying

But I, the true murderer, felt the never-dying worm alive in my bosom, which allowed of no hope or consolation.

Chapter 7 2010

Sexual prowess will not convert him, your never-dying devotion will not turn him around, nothing will change the man he is fundamentally.

Juliet Jeske: Sure, Sleep With Him, But Don't Expect To Change Him Juliet Jeske 2011

But I, the true murderer, felt the never-dying worm alive in my bosom, which allowed of no hope or consolation.

Chapter 8 2010

Sexual prowess will not convert him, your never-dying devotion will not turn him around, nothing will change the man he is fundamentally.

Juliet Jeske: Sure, Sleep With Him, But Don't Expect To Change Him Juliet Jeske 2011

Ah, the never-dying question: "Who the hell reads Dhalgren?"

Difficult Dhalgren 2010

The zombies in ragged clothes and ragged flesh were darting at the edges of the herd, biting and clawing like a pack of attacking wolves, occasionally clotting when they pulled a calf down, tearing it apart while it bawled and the protective long-horned mother charged, kicking and head-pronging the hell out of the zombies, but eventually falling helpless into their never-dying, gobbling midst.

Silver Zombie Carole Nelson Douglas 2010

The real "transcendence", then, is the one that allows us to shake off the notion of a never-dying tyrannical father-figure, with its unconsoling illusion of redemption by human sacrifice, and assume our proper proportion as people condemned to be free, and able to outgrow the fearful tutelage of a supreme supervisor who does not forgive us the errors he has programmed us to make.

Christopher Hitchens: Collision: Is Religion Absurd or Good for the World? 2009

'You gratify me, Doctor, by naming disposition, for I can give you the most unequivocal assurance of her sweetness, her innocence, her benevolence, joined to a spirit of never-dying vivacity – an animation of never-ceasing good humour!'

Camilla 2008

“Iliad”, the “Nibelungenlied” surpasses the former in the deep tragedy which pervades it, the tragedy of fate, the inevitable retribution for crime, the never-dying struggle between the powers of good and evil, between light and darkness.

The Nibelungenlied 2007

There was something radically wrong within him, which had put him into antagonism with all the world, and which produced these never-dying grievances.

The Last Chronicle of Barset 2004