Sentence examples for define your life from inspiring English sources

You cannot let other people define your life for you.

"To define your life around a place this isolated frightens a lot of people.

To a woman destroyed by her husband's infidelity: "A terrible thing happened to you, but you mustn't let it define your life".

You have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of and you owe it to yourself not to allow this man's violent act to define your life.

As Dr. Robert Butler, the first director of the National Institute on Aging, once told me, being able to define your life meaning adds to your life expectancy.

This practice, if you're receptive to it, can come to define your life — can come in fact to seem like the very definition of a rich life.

It was at this stage that she started to become more political, to realise that who you were and what accent you had often defined your life chances.

Defining your life through a single endeavor, no matter how important your work is to you and to others, makes you vulnerable when the environment shifts.

"A relationship like that with a man like that, it defines your life," wrote the actress and musician, who married David Bowie in 1970 and divorced him in 1980.

As students take their seats, fade the music out and tell them that what they've just heard is a piece of music you loved from when you were their age and briefly explain why the song defined your life when you were their age.

"Given the humility that's defined your life," Obama told Bush at the East Room ceremony, "I suspect it's harder for you to see something that's clear to everybody else around you, and that's how bright a light you shine".