Sentence examples for defined life from inspiring English sources
The shootings caused widespread confusion in the neighborhood and a creeping fear that the violence that had once defined life in Harlem was making an unwelcome return.
Many have come to consider Oberammergau a Christian Shangri-La, an isolated village whose simple piety was not yet corrupted by the materialism that increasingly defined life in the West.
They died in and around Mulford Gardens, some of them shot and stabbed by rivals in the many spurts of violence that have defined life in this public housing complex to the world outside.
Over a hearty southern-German supper of schnitzel, fried potatoes and pilsner in the guesthouse garden, both recalled the surreal combination of tranquillity and paranoia that defined life inside this Strangelovian world.
But, in the meantime, I'm struck by how hard it is to have the right stable mix of self-confidence and self-criticism without some external moral framework or publicly defined life calling.
DALLAS — If there was an aroma that defined life in this city, maybe it was the scent of chicken-fried bacon and other exotic deep-fried specialties at the annual State Fair of Texas.
I hired Yatros because I wanted to know why so many people in their 20s are entering the multibillion-dollar, nebulously defined life-coaching industry.
Once this combination is defined, life-cycle GHG emissions are calculated, and the appropriate biofuel category (conventional, renewable, advanced, cellulosic) is established.
An all-out effort exceeding the magnitude of the Human Genome Project is of essence to construct just mammalian transcriptomes in multiple contexts including embryonic development, circadian and seasonal rhythms, defined life-span stages, pathological conditions and anatomy-driven tissue/organ/cell types.
