Sentence examples for a lifetime of study from inspiring English sources

They require a lifetime of study which is precisely the point".

"A lifetime of study of the internal-combustion engine would not help anyone understand our traffic problems".

For him, an interpretation is determined not by the immediate occasion but by a lifetime of study and playing.

Julien, like Manlius, sees the civilization of Europe to which he has devoted a lifetime of study being swept away by a new barbarism, a new plague.

It's got everything outside bedroom farce, and is so difficult both to perform and understand as a listener that it should last a lifetime of study.

The British scientist J. B. S. Haldane, asked what a lifetime of study had taught him about the nature of God, replied, "An inordinate fondness for beetles".

Even after a lifetime of studying Shakespeare, I cannot always tell you precisely how he achieved this extraordinary life-making.

The experience set me off on a lifetime of studying and making art, exhibiting in museums and writing about them, spiced by thousands of visits.

In his review of Gitta Sereny's new book, "The Healing Wound" (Dec. 23), Gabriel Schoenfeld suggests that the author is "incapable of... grasping, after a lifetime of studying it, the radical nature of Nazi evil".

Skip's pairings, it later became clear, were informed by a lifetime of studying both human and equine species and, considering he had not seen us ride, proved remarkably apt.

A lifetime of studying consciousness, therefore, has led LeShan to conclude that the res extensa and the res cogitans cannot be separated.