Sentence examples for continuing life from inspiring English sources

As O'Connor put it, the novel depends on creating a sense of continuing life, whereas the short story need merely suggest such continuance.

Still, the continuing life of the book is some reassurance.

This memoir, and its author's continuing life, are beautiful tributes to Raymond Smith.

But still his mouth quivers with the hope of further talk: promise of continuing life.

Part of its continuing life beneath the glassy surface of its fame.

The memorial was unveiled by the Duchess of Kent when she opened it as a symbol of continuing life.

And nobody talked to him after Miracle was born about continuing life-sustaining treatment.

He saw his own unquenchable energy – that of a large, unruly Texan who never bothered to camouflage his origins – reflected in the continuing life-force of the music and musicians (and dancers and storytellers) whom he recorded.

The researchers cannot prove why the hormone fluctuated, but Dr. Booth theorized that post-game testosterone fluctuations may have originated during ancient tribal warfare, the kind of continuing life-or-death competition that would require long-term physical and mental readiness.

The ESR has supported the mobility of young graduates by introducing the concept of a European curriculum and putting emphasis on continuing life-long medical education.

Doctors had argued that continuing life-support treatment would not benefit Charlie but "prolong the process of dying".