"autonomous life" is an expression commonly used in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to a life that is independent and self-directed, and not necessarily dependent on anyone else. For example, "Her autonomous life allowed her to pursue her dreams without relying on anyone."
Lips, eyelids, a beauty mark are all traced in glitter and seem ready to assume autonomous life.
"2666" consists of five sections, each with autonomous life and form; in fact, Bolaño evidently flirted with the notion of separate publication for the five parts.
But being also denotes how our existence is hermeneutic, in other words, a distinctive interpretative project in search of autonomous life.
"We hope that in the next few years this technology could help to restore a more autonomous life to many patients who are currently locked in without being able to move or experience any tactile sensation of the surrounding world".
In Italy generally, disabled people are not necessarily encouraged to work and the funds they are given are not enough to support an autonomous life, according to the Academic Network of European Disability Experts.
We can either rebel against this superficial drift, or like Dreyfus and Kelly, go with the flow, acknowledging that the autonomous life is impossible, not seeking totalistic theologies, but instead becoming sensitive participants in the collective whooshings that life offers.
e-learning resources have the potential to contribute to the goals of higher education, by supporting autonomous, life-long, student-centred learning.
Considering the aim of an autonomous and independent life as a central aspect of successful living in the older population, measures to achieve this aim have to be taken.
I didn't and I stand in awe of novelists who can give these alternative autonomous realities life and credibility.
This is evident even in the way he pronounces certain words, as if they have suddenly come to autonomous, accusing life.
If instead she is leading a genuinely autonomous financial life, she should say as much, and the school should respect her admirable self-reliance, offering her the same assistance they'd provide anyone else in similar circumstances.
