Sentence examples for being lived by from inspiring English sources

"He had lost all sense of the reality being lived by his fellow citizens".

"Glorious literary flourishes pepper his descriptions of the highlife (being lived by a lowlife)" he concludes.

But this life of Reilly is being lived by some other mammals, Damaraland mole rats, furry burrowing rodents that live in colonies in southern Africa.

Thus, already in its structure, "Seven Days in Tehran" plays a mirrors game, itself a metaphor for the political tensions and contradictions being lived by Iran today as liberal and conservative factions wrestle to control the regime.

His actions are an extreme response to emotions all of us recognise: the sense that there is a better life being lived by somebody else, somewhere else, someone not trapped inside the hollow existence in which we find ourselves.

Anthony Minghella, the director of the film of The Talented Mr Ripley, stressed the same thing when he wrote about the book in the Guardian: "His actions are an extreme response to emotions all of us recognise: the sense that there is a better life being lived by somebody else, somewhere else, someone not trapped inside the hollow existence in which we find ourselves.

At night, life is lived by candlelight.

"Life was lived by more than stone spear point," Dr. Soffer said.

The tragedy of life in the USA as it is lived by some.

My life is mine and can only be lived by me.

His enduring subject, whoever he's writing about, is "the realities of life as it was lived by that person".