Sentence examples for best lived from inspiring English sources

Or is it best lived and nurtured in traditional lifestyles in home countries across the continent?

Are you kidding me?" "The minute I walked in," he said, "I thought, Here is how life is best lived.

Life in these months is best lived indoors, and in most public places air-conditioners are set so low that, after a few minutes, visitors might wish they had brought along a light jacket.

With its declaration that life is too precious to be wasted and best lived with someone else, with its remarkable lack of intellectual or social snobbery, it's a play that dares to be sentimental, democratic and even patriotic.

Second, because it embodies an equally controversial theory of identity: that our lives are best lived when we have a single identity that persists in all contexts over time, so your grandparents get the same experience of you that your lover does, your boss sees the same side of you that your toddler does.

They have become enthralled by a self-styled clergyman, Mr. Hylton (Benjamin Howes), whose notion is that every sin is forgivable, and that life is best lived as a perpetual effort on behalf of the lonely, the poor, the disdained, the unpleasant, the criminal.

How should we best live our lives?

They who read best, live best and know the most.

It seems you're best living in the country".

Leopoldo María Panero is "one of the three best living poets in Spain".

The poor do without and the near poor, at best, live from paycheck to paycheck.