The phrase "currents of life" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe the ever-changing, constantly-evolving nature of life itself. For example: "We are all swept along by the currents of life, never knowing what lies ahead."
In truth, the currents of life and human ideas are far richer than these sound bites indicate.
He is still a man without words, who watches silently as the currents of life swirl around him.
The titles would suggest that evoking water, mists and the drifting currents of life is the driving idea of the piece.
This beautiful and exacting book is a reminder of how close we are to a time and place where such an ache could still provide a link to the elemental currents of life.
In all this human wreckage, one woman & her young son had gone dountlessly upward against the flow of the machine, against the steady stream of patrons coming down, against the very currents of life itself.
Unconsciously yearning to differentiate himself from his parents' textbook lives, Robert is naïve as only a young man sheltered from the darker currents of life, even those running through his own family, can be.
The experience of music, continuing in the chorus, made the tragic end of every life endurable, by drawing every individual into the current of life which flows through and beyond the single, finite self.
There was a sense of a current of life flowing subversively around and even over the songs that these turn-of-the-century Dubliners were performing to entertain one another.
She realized that every ranch she passed had lost a boy, lost boys early and late, boys smiling, sure in their risks, healthy, tipped out of the current of life by liquor and acceleration, rodeo smashups, bad horses, deep irrigation ditches, high trestles, tractor rollovers, and unsecured truck doors.
