Sentence examples for even small lives from inspiring English sources

Gradually, a sense of the emotional and ethical problems that plague even small lives like these begins to accumulate.

The New Yorker, October 11 , 1999 P. 96Briefly Noted review of "I Hear the Leaves and Love the Light" (Nazraeli; $40) by Robert Adams... [In] this paean to his little dog Sally... we find ourselves persuaded by... the great western landscape photographer Adams's suggestion that the measure of what is important may include "even small lives and modest safe havens".

Even small lies reveal character.

New research, not yet published, suggests the risk of developing kidney failure is even smaller for living kidney donors than for the general population, he said.

Meanwhile, in Dixville Notch, a place with an even smaller population, live CNN coverage documented Sanders's thrashing of Clinton, 4-0.

The researchers say that even small changes to people's lives could potentially significantly reduce the toll taken by dementia.

Or consider an even smaller animal, which lives unnoticed among the hairs of our private regions.

Then, even smaller animals, which live in protected environments in the wild, live longer than equally-sized animals.

Even small crumbs of it bore through living tissue on contact.

Nor was a moment devoted to the larger question of whether it is advisable for infants to live in institutions, even small, famous ones.

Many aquatic organisms, at different stages of their lives, are vulnerable to even small increases in water temperature.