More broadly, living alone in later life has been linked to poor mental health, including depression [ 7].
The biracial baby boy I am carrying will be a part of this multiracial wave entering America's schools and more broadly American life.
I now realise this could be applied more broadly in life, but at the time it opened a doorway to countless tiny rebellions.
She also makes leading a broadly progressive life seem commonsense and fun: "travelled to Dorset to attend wedding yesterday held on an organic farm... great veggie feast"; "National Portrait Gallery London always offers surprising range of treats.
The Sun Also Rises, by Ernest Hemingway Having stuck a thoroughly gloomy Gertrude Stein aperçu about a "lost generation" at the head of this story of émigrés in France and Spain in the 1920s, Hemingway balanced it with a passage from the Book of Ecclesiastes which broadly means "life goes on".
Broadly speaking, life is pretty rarefied on the Upper East Side, where there's at least one private, by-referral-only dry cleaner down a gated alleyway, where a Cobb salad can cost $29, and where an unremarkable two-bedroom rental can go for $15,000 a month.
Latin Dance Party, a class at Queensland University of Technology - 'as an enjoyable and healthy form of social interaction, knowing how to dance these styles is a broadly applicable life skill.' It is indeed, but one that a lot of taxpayers would probably be happy not to pay for. .
There will be outrage about this decision from the broadly pro-life lobby.
As David Thomson pointed out last week, the film could even receive Academy recognition in light of its broadly pro-life stance.
Broadly, quality of life (QoL) is defined as an individual's well-being in a spectrum of life domains, such as occupational, emotional, social and physical functioning [ 8].
