Fossilized used in a sentence

Fossilized in a sentence as an adjective

Is it not you who has a fossilized thinking in regard to what other people should do?

To be fair, the second case really is just a matter of fossilized random changes.

Luckily, along comes man to dig up fossilized carbon and free it back into the carbon cycle where it came from...

I guess we can't really exclude the possibility, that this fossilized diatom cam from earth, traveled through space and came back to earth?

So you'd need to get something like $5/barrel synthetic oil to stop a free market system from pumping up and burning the fossilized oil.

We see all kinds of bio-like formations in space rocks, but they're always "fossilized" in a sense that they most likely arose from abiotic processes.

With nowhere to go, those dead forests eventually fossilized and became coal deposits -- but what was it like to actually be there when those forests were growing.

And even stuff not formally fossilized often becomes de-facto fossilized due to the way funding for development works.

I would really like to see what the fossilized remains of an "almost perfectly preserved 298 million year-old forest" looks like rather than an artist's rendering.

The discovery announced today is of the "fossilized" imprint of primordial gravitational waves on the cosmic microwave background radiation.

"As South Korea falls further and further behind in this regard, trapped in its fossilized world of ActiveX, it may well come to be seen as warning to other governments to adopt true open standards, if they want to avoid a similar fate.

Wright's narrative ranges from fossilized bacteria to vampire bats, from stone-age villages to the World Trade Organization, uncovering such surprises as the benefits of barbarian hordes and the useful stability of feudalism.

Considering that past CO2 levels have been well past 1500 ppm rather than the ~450 ppm at the moment, and considering that it is, after all, fossilized carbon that we are digging up and we are putting that carbon - you know the building block of life - back into the atmospheric carbon cycle where it bloody well came from, there is no reason to think some future Earth will be dystopic at all.