Sentence examples for a life trajectory from inspiring English sources

"Her magnetic presence made for quite a life trajectory".

But, for me, the ink on my body marks a life trajectory I never expected to follow.

The deep sense of hopefulness that Obama inspires in his supporters has much to do with a life trajectory unique in the history of major presidential candidates.

Born to Ruby and Aubrey Pryde, on a depression-era farm near Sunnyside, Washington, Harry planned a life trajectory that would take him from asparagus fields in the Yakima Valley, to Seattle, to Washington D.C., and to most of the world.

In a previous post, I first introduced you to my law of life inertia: "the tendency of people, having once established a life trajectory, to continue on that course unless acted on by a greater force".

Such a perspective suggests that an individual's position is the end product of a life trajectory and that there are multiple risk exposures along the way 4, 8.

But, in the real world, those other conditions are not and can never be held constant – they vary and interact in particular structured ways, that is, people do not arrive at an income through a randomization process – rather they arrive at an income through a dynamic life trajectory that is shaped by social relations and structures 25.

Fox plays Mike Henry, a character with a similar life trajectory to Fox himself.

New experiences can help people change from a maladaptive life trajectory to a more adaptive trajectory.

But beyond scientific breakthroughs, a person living today has a better life trajectory than the person who lived 110 year ago.

A SA results thus from a difficult life trajectory through family issues, socioeconomic, school and mental difficulties, sustained violence, and unhealthy behaviors which increase the vulnerability and the SA risk over time.