Sentence examples for called to life from inspiring English sources

We believe when Jesus returns, we'll instantaneously reconstitute, reanimate, and resurrect; so what better expresses our mere repose until we are called to life, than to lie nicely boxed up and ready for the Second Coming?

In the story "Tailors' Dummies," a mannequin inspires the father to imagine how man might be re-created in disposable form: "For each action, each word, we shall call to life a different human being".

The words in a novel describe - or, better, call to life - people and places in exquisite detail.

Seize the eternal live, the life you were called to, the life you so fervently embraced in the presence of so many witnesses.

What does it mean to be called to the religious life?

A few felt called to the religious life at an earlier age.

But both building the disco and reopening the synagogue may be seen as calls to life.

Although this doctrine points to a "happy event" in Christianity, the call to life and reality is understood in Eastern thought in the opposite manner.

Similarly, Benjamin R. Barber, author of "Jihad vs. McWorld," said America must display all the assets of its society so that, "for millions of young men the call to death is not more seductive than a call to life".

Beneath its cool veneer is a longing for the opposite: music that comes close enough to touch, a call to life instead of a lament for what we let die.

More than a musical flashback, my recent experience at the Howard Theatre served as a wake up call to life.