afterlife造句

I believe in a physical afterlife.

So believe it or not, I'd rather there were afterlife.

You may wonder if I believe in afterlife.

We assume that everyone could make it to the afterlife, but the social position of the dead in the afterlife mirrored that of the resent world.

There has long been a tension between seeking perfection in life or in the afterlife.

So some of you may believe in, for example, the existence of an afterlife.

In the afterlife I still want to nestle up to your warm breast.

As this exhibition reveals, no civilisation ever had a stronger belief in the afterlife than Egypt.

Their pursuit of knowledge of the afterlife and the mystical made them feared and respected members of their tribes.

Grave goods, including this plump-legged vessel, served the needs of the dead, letting ancestors perform afterlife ceremonies.

According to official Christian orthodoxy, the form of your afterlife existence is the resurrection of the body.

Communities from Chile to Egypt to Sicily have mummified their dead to preserve the body for the afterlife.

They may care about their illustrious names after death; they may feel attached to the affection of their offspring, but they never lay their hopes on their afterlife.

I know she still believes that there's "something out there," and she's admitted that it's because she likes the idea of an afterlife.

In that era, I went over one hundred thousand mountains, not to repair the afterlife, but to meet you in the road.

Sturdy and presumably far more inexpensive than standard caskets, bamboo is biodegradable, making it one of the greenest ways to spend the afterlife.

You're certainly not a die-hard fundamentalist, but you figure that if you drink the wine and chew the wafer now and then, it's good enough to get you a free ride into a half-decent afterlife.

If you do it again, he's going to know and he is going to tally up your good deals and bad deeds and you will suffer the consequences for it either in this life or in an afterlife.

It's not immediately clear who was meant to read these labels, whether they're aimed at the gods of the afterlife or perhaps the servants that might not know their way around.