Sentence examples for controlled life from inspiring English sources

"I've lead a remarkably stable, predictable, well-managed, carefully controlled life," he said on joining Microsoft.

"It controlled life, it dominated politics and the news and the public discourse.

From that point on Gabe's tightly controlled life — in which he keeps not only Charlie but also his family in northern England, and the sous chefs, porters and pastry chefs who work for him carefully at bay — begins to unravel.

I also asked why he was interested in who controlled life rights to my story.

This means that when the effects of demographic variables and psychache were controlled, life satisfaction did not have a significant predictive effect on suicide attempt; it was relevant to suicide attempt only insofar as it led to psychache.

In most evolutionary models thus far developed for tree life history traits, individual fitness is either directly controlled by the genotype (Le Corre and Kremer 2003) or derived from genetically controlled life history traits (Kuparinen et al. 2010).

Because no one can control life, can we?

I can't control life for my grandchildren, so how could I control a story?

"He was exercising the ultimate power of controlling life and death," he said.

Reducing health care costs under Obama's plan, after all, counts as economic stimulus, too — controlling life, controlling death, controlling costs".

Mysterious genes control life expectancy.