unkillable

• “Holmes is now 'unkillable' - though purists will doubtless argue that Robert Downey Jr. 's rendition of him in the Ritchie film, which at times resembles a Victorian version of Fight Club, is a fate worse than death.”

  The Times of India

• “Other successful alliances have their own, varying but similarly clearly signified cultural identities: Red Alliance are supposedly shaped by their willingness to do anything to survive (another "unkillable" belief); AAA by their apparently murderous hunger to destroy (especially supercapitals).”

  PvP, asymmetry, and the information game in Eve-Online

• “It's taken the #2 spot in the mobile OS world - well ahead of the "unkillable" iPhone - and reportedly is slated to take on Apple's other hot toy of the moment.”

  LXer Linux News

• “He is the play's satanic figure, and like Miltons Satan in "Paradise Lost," he is the most compelling and appalling character, a vicious bigot who calls his nurse "a butterfingers spook faggot," a power worshiper who voices respect for the "unkillable" crab lice that he catches from one of his pickups.”

  Newsweek: A Seven-Hour Gay Fantasia

• “Oh, to be a young believer in Philadelphia right now, where the spirit of Christian activism is mingling vigorously with an apparently unkillable strain of old-school countercultural Jesus-freakery.”

  Sing to the Lord a New Song

• “What do you wear to a concert where the man who says he can make your daddy unkillable is performing?”

  Simon & Schuster: Crossed

• “Swung around to face once more an undead and unkillable killer.”

  Simon & Schuster: Earl of Durkness

• “A year ago, she and Lucia had undertaken a badass mission to discover a way to defeat the unkillable Cruach forever.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dreams of a Dark Warrior

• “Spin-offs come with the territory, of course, unkillable recurrence being something of a slasher theme.”

  Don’t Fear the Reaper

• “He surrendered to the demonstration that I was unkillable.”

  Chapter 20

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