Sentence examples for a lifelong study from inspiring English sources

It is a lifelong study".

I drew on a lifelong study of Buddhism and I said to myself, "you're poor again, so what?

Mr. Ward, whose booming voice and strong sense of self made him seem even taller than his 6 feet 1 inch, was a lifelong study in focused ambition.

This could describe Dalrymple's life so far, since he has ended up on a farm outside Delhi, and made a lifelong study of those around him.

What the network didn't realize was that Questlove, the group's drummer and musical director, had grown up in show business and made a lifelong study of it.

The findings were drawn from the National Child Development Study, a lifelong study of almost 10,000 people from across the UK who were born in November 1958.

The laws are gradually internalized through a system of lifelong study, argument and practice.

Meditations by a London psychotherapist on Darwins lifelong study of earthworms and Freuds exemplary command of death and its uses, finding in each a cause for celebration in a world abandoned by God.

Meditations by a London psychotherapist on Darwin's lifelong study of earthworms and Freud's exemplary command of death and its uses, finding in each a cause for celebration in a world abandoned by God.

Meditations by a London psychotherapist on Darwin's lifelong study of earthworms and Freud's exemplary command of death and its uses, finding in both cause for celebration in a world abandoned by God.

Dante is a first love, and one that is further braided into an old love through Prue Shaw's lifelong study of medieval Italian poetry.