The phrase "a wider life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that is more expansive, fulfilling, or enriched in experiences or opportunities.
Example: "Traveling to different countries has given me a wider life, filled with diverse cultures and perspectives."
Alternatives: "a broader existence" or "an enriched life".
Baker saw architecture as a reflection of a wider life.
Where was it in literature?" Likewise, a "wider life" breathed in Toby.
That's what we've been working to understand in our own research, focusing specifically on gratitude which is, according to U.K. researcher Alex Wood, part of a wider life orientation towards noticing and appreciating the positive aspects of life.
Ideally, people talk sequentially, listen to each other, remain sensitive to when an argument should be pushed or relinquished, can see a small matter in the context of a wider life, and so on.
The identity of the club's most famous supporter and sometime chairman allowed a canny title that gave the work a wider life among theatre-goers who thought it might be a pop bio-drama.
But graduation in 1881 offered no egress to a wider life -- there were few professions open to educated women -- and Addams returned home, to take up her filial duties and wait for some suitor's proposal.
To be tired of Shakespeare, for Rosenbaum, is to be tired of life, while to be excited about him — in every inky nuance and detail — is to live a deeper, wider life.
Encourage the exchange of knowledge online into real achievements in the garden––this is a good lesson in ensuring that they see the computer as a tool in wider life activities.
The last deals with the challenges for a client in their wider life, the critical contex of the therapy.
In light of this, appropriate gaming time is more about its impact on the child's wider life than a hard and fast time limit.
It's equally pleasing that Humans – unusually for a Britain-based TV project with hopes for a long and wide life – is set, if not quite in the present, then in a recognisable very near future.
