Sentence examples for Structured existence from inspiring English sources
Religious festivals are a return to sacred time, that time prior to the structured existence that most people commonly experience (profane time).
When Emmet takes an accidental tumble down a metaphoric rabbit hole, his very structured existence comes crashing down too upon discovering there is much more to the world than Bricksburg.
In an otherwise loosely structured existence, exercise is the one constant on his daily schedule.
Andy recently became one of only five people in the world to be fitted with a brain-powered prosthetic arm Chris wasn't sure what he wanted to do once he left the Army but knew that he didn't want a desk job Some soldiers find work initially, but then begin to struggle as they lack the structured existence they're used to.
Fearing my own eventual Lucy Jordan moment, the worst fate I could imagine — a structured, sterile, prescribed existence guided by words like "appropriate" — I decided to get a new tattoo.
Scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and an avid consuming public each engaged with, and in so doing, reshaped cold as a basic element of the natural world and one that structured much of human existence.
However, lack of communication among care providers seemed greater than the existence of structured protocols to prevent or treat PIEM.
In addition, the existence of structured populations suggests specificity at population level, where endophytes usually present a reduced number of genotypes associated with genetically variable grass populations (Moon et al. 2000; Arroyo García et al. 2003; Piano et al. 2005; Wäli et al. 2007; van Zijll de Jong et al. 2008; Schardl 2010; Saikkonen et al. 2010).
As discussed above, the existence of structured populations or the genetic correspondence between both partners' populations could be indicative of genetic specificity (Thompson 2005), but the impacts of gene flow on mutualism effectiveness, compatibility and endophyte transmission for the endophyte-grass symbiosis are largely unknown.
The existence of a structured belief system as the foundation of religious organisations is closely linked to another important characteristic of religious investors – a long-term perspective.
