Sentence examples for be lived through again from inspiring English sources

It is not until well into adulthood that he or she finds the courage to speak out, knowing that this is likely to mean a torrid time, leading up to and in court, when the abuse has to be lived through again.

Heather believed that suffering was part of life, and sometimes when a patient was very disturbed she thought that maybe he needed to understand whatever harrowing memory he was living through again.

The way life is lived through Twitter.

New York really does seem to be living through 1987 all over again.

It was almost as if I were living through the civil rights era again".

Once again America is living through one of those Trump-era Friday afternoons that feels sticky with anticipation of some major horrible news event blasting a hole in the weekend.

If you accept that seminal means an event or moment after which things will never be the same again, then we are living through a seminal year.

As you'll already know, we're living through one of those moments when everyone's obsessed with vinyl again.

The presenter warns that viewers, in 1969, are living through times in which there is an "uneasy feeling" that civilisation could again be defeated by "barbarians".

We are living through a tremendous bust.

We are living through an unprecedented crisis.