Sentence examples for difference between living from inspiring English sources

This one practice can make a difference between living a truly fruitful life or one that's that half-lived.

"There's a difference between living somewhere," says Boyega, "and being part of somewhere.

The difference is the difference between living a conscious life or one that is unconscious.

"There's a big difference between living alone, being alone and being lonely," he said.

What inspired 18th-century vitalism was Stahl's thesis of the difference between living organisms and inorganic bodies.

The summit of bureaucratic over-reach in the US is the credit score, something that can be the difference between living a successful life and being utterly doomed.

"There is a difference between living a life and watching someone living their life without having control over the interactions," she says.

Let's do the math – that cost difference between living with a roommate (let alone two or more roommates) is $3,978 for the 9 month academic year.

The difference between living a life of peace and productivity versus a life of stress and resentment could lie in one simple skill: Learning how to say no.

Kay has always been a watcher, a tracer of the "true" story, or, as Millie sees it, the difference between living a lie and living a life – maybe even an afterlife, since Trumpet is also its own book of revelation.

By now Farage was stereotyping, and he made matters worse when James O'Brien on LBC asked him to explain the difference between living next door to Germans – like Farage's wife, Kirsten –and Romanians.