Sentence examples for breathing entity from inspiring English sources

Evolve has to become a living, breathing entity.

It, too, was described as a living, breathing entity intimately connected with our own.

"It is simply harder for people to see the earth as a living, breathing entity," says Saturn.

He called the house "a living, breathing entity that follows the vision Copland had," adding, "People sense Copland's presence there, not in a twilight zone way but in an inspirational way".

The sea is itself a living, breathing entity, defining the characters' mood as the years progress: ageing surfers talk with dread about moving "inland", getting jobs and having kids, as if it were akin to death.

For Grisey, every single sound was a living, breathing entity; it was only logical that he should want to explore what happens at the end of the sonic life-cycle as well as the start.

"We believe historic districts are living, breathing entities reflecting the best architecture of the times," he said.

"Visuals focus on the towers as structures," Mr. York said, "but Davia and Nikki urge us to think of them more like bodies, breathing entities with which people, for better or worse, had a relationship".

So it's quite counterintuitive that Mini Cheddars – a product that doesn't actually, as far as we know, contain meat – now want to be regarded as living, breathing entities.

(The mobile version of Plus, which has used cards for a few months, by contrast, feels ebullient and rich, like it was inspired by beautiful magazines, if magazines were also living, breathing entities).

Characters become living breathing entities to authors.