Sentence examples for call living from inspiring English sources
In 21st-century American terms, this is what Oprah would call "living your best life".
Does this make me seem bad?" No, I say; this is what we call Living The Brand.
Its heartbeat lay behind all those acts the other heartbeat enabled, everything a 20-year-old boy loves, everything men and women do, everything we call living.
The feminist adventurer Edna Brush Perkins, whose 1922 book "The White Heart of Mojave" is among the best of the many Death Valley travelogues, wrote, "The desert mixes up your ideas about what you call living and dying.
The official, Hao Peng, a deputy party secretary and vice chairman of the Tibet Autonomous Region, told a small group of foreign journalists that the selection of reincarnations, what the Chinese call "living Buddhas," must follow a process that was rooted in history and that culminated in approval of the reincarnations by the central government.
You are frightfully glad to have a role at all in so vast and splendid a drama and want to defend it as well as you can, but you do not trouble much over the outcome because the desert mixes up your ideas about what you call living and dying.
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Living, it's called living.
Mr. Kay calls living aboard a Zen existence.
It's a commentary on what Schoerner calls "living in a digital stone age".
