Sentence examples for differing lives from inspiring English sources

SIGMUND Freud died 68 years ago today, and it remains uncertain whether he is what W. H. Auden called him, "a whole climate of opinion / Under whom we conduct our differing lives," or whether he is completely passé.

However clinical data suggest the preoperative dose is the most important in providing prophylaxis [ 15, 16, 21, 51], and the faster rate of drug metabolism in the mouse means the effect of differing half-lives is reduced [ 44].

However the concept of "cell therapy" significantly differs since live stem cells could potentially be directly responsible for healing either through direct engraftment or cellular communication.

The aim was to understand how experiences of health and social care at the end-of-life may differ with living arrangements.

Statistical differences in both δC and δN reveal that the diets of the two faith communities differed, despite living side-by-side.

To our knowledge surprisingly little research hitherto has quantitatively investigated how cartoons differ from live action; our results may give insight into why so many popular TotTV programmes are cartoons, in contrast to ATV in which the most popular programmes are almost exclusively live action.

Further studies in North African Arabs and in differing ethnic groups living in the Arab countries, such as Berbers, Kurds and Blacks are needed as well as from Arab-Americans.

They can partly be ascribed to differing personal perspectives, lived experiences and social roles.

Living under Orban differs most from living under the Democratic Party machine in Camden County New Jerseyy) by dint of the more overt venality of the Hungarian leadership and the more visible allegiance it demands.

It has a mesmerising, cumulative effect, as fragments of lives and differing points of view overlap.

His photographs draw the viewer to the subject, creating intimacy and empathy for lives only differing from ours in circumstance.