Sentence examples for average existence from inspiring English sources

This seemingly average existence has been punctuated by a dozen arrests and short stints in jail.

A quarter of a century later, I realise that I was wrong about this, and that "gossip", in its broadest sense, has some claims to be regarded as the fulcrum on which the average existence turns.

Rather, philosophy begins with the description – what Heidegger calls "phenomenology" – of human beings in their average everyday existence.

These songs have become inevitable parts of the average Singaporean existence, and although they may not always succeed in inspiring the oomph and patriotism that they set out to achieve, one thing's for sure: it's always good for a laugh.

There are no extant writings from within 2 generations of his "existence" (average life expectancy then was 28).

Nothing is closer to me than myself in my average, indifferent everyday existence, but how to describe this?

During the reserve's existence, average household income has risen by 107% (and that of fishermen by 300%), infant mortality has dropped by 54% and infestation by internal parasites by 27% far better results than have been achieved in villages outside the reserve.

Proofs of asymptotic convergence to average consensus and existence of positive lower bound for the inter-event intervals are provided.

High interest rates in Brazil have impacted the very way the average person perceives existence, and the way Brazilian businesses and the government itself behaves.

How dare the star of Cowboys & Aliens, a woman whose presence on this Earth bears no relevance on the average person's existence, sustain the life of her child via her sweet, sweet mams?

Indeed, for both mammals and birds, the fossil record tells us that the average time of existence of a species is around one million years [ 35], whereas the time it takes for the genomes of mammals to diverge sufficiently to become genetically incompatible is estimated to be around 2-4 million years [ 60], and well over 10 million years for birds [ 61].