Sentence examples for dispensing life from inspiring English sources

Dickens was never shy about dispensing life guidance through his characters.

He is something of a father figure, dispensing life lessons as well as wisdom about musical technique.

He also indulges in the time-honored practice — irresistible to fathers and unbearable to sons in every generation — of dispensing life lessons, homilies of macho worldliness.

Kind but intense, Ms. Nessim is quick to divulge personal anecdotes while also dispensing life philosophy — perhaps an outcome of her 25-year teaching career at the School of Visual Arts and Parsons.

Post-boast, I ask him if dispensing life's great answers all day makes it hard to be humble.

It's easy to resort to parental stereotypes when expecting a baby as a same-sex couple to picture a dad coaching tee-ball while dispensing life advice through baseball metaphors, to imagine mom bathing and diapering, breastfeeding and singing lullabies.

Toole's corner men dispense life lessons to their fighters.

After all, like Jesus, he had the power to dispense life and death.

Vigilante "justice" had been dispensed, life for some of the poorest people in European society went on.

Macabre advice is dispensed ("Life lesson number six: don't get too close to your nan"), and sugary snacks targeted at the most hyperactive kids.

Love me!" It's a shameless emotional button pusher, presided over — be warned — by that most weary of latter-day Broadway archetypes, a strong and sassy drag queen who dispenses life lessons like an automated fortune cookie.