Sentence examples for Eventful existence from inspiring English sources
For Mobley, it's another chapter in an eventful existence, one thick with the vagaries of a life that followed a meandering course.
The storm and steel of combat lasts only a few pages, but it fastens Bowman to an idea – an ideal almost – of all-consuming action that his subsequent, less eventful existence will only recapture in moments of heightened physical intimacy.
The most eventful chapters in the existences of Lorraine (Ms. Falco) and Marie (Ms. Pill), former cellmates who meet again in London, are probably in the past, an idea that clearly haunts them.
One of Faye's fellow writers at the festival is disappointed that people have found his thousand-page novel tediously long; he was only trying to capture the "low-lying truth of his ordinary existence" where nothing eventful happened.
The existence of an extremely eventful, even if temporally brief, "stem" (i.e., preceding the divergence of the supergroups) phase of eukaryotic evolution is clearly demonstrated by the existence of numerous pan-eukaryotic sets of paralogous genes that evolved at this stage [ 69].
"Now that the U.S. posed threats to the dignity and the right to existence of the DPRK, defying its serious warning, it will continue to take a series of eventful action steps as a full-fledged military power," the spokesman said, using the official abbreviation for North Korea.
