Sentence examples for existence he found from inspiring English sources

He rebelled against the stricter existence he found after she'd gone, by running away and truanting.

And even within the bounds of his comfortable, corporate, suburban existence he found his way to believing that others deserved to have something to stand on, too.

Even though the lifestyle afforded him a substantially luxurious existence, he found it was not enough to sustain his happiness.

He quickly discovers that perfect moral freedom means the freedom to kill anyone whose existence he finds an inconvenience, and he murders four people and causes the suicide of a fifth before he is himself assassinated.

In Pietro Locatelli's Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Mr. Taylor hears the same connection to modern existence that he found in Bach in his 1975 masterpiece "Esplanade".

Krauthammer himself initially hailed the Iraq conflict as "the Three Week War"; when those guerrillas whose existence he had found so improbable actually materialized and U.S. reconstruction efforts were revealed to have been implemented largely by dipshit Liberty University grads, Krauthammer responded with studied sarcasm.

Before long, you understand that the blissful existence he has found in Spain, with his beautiful former-porn-star wife, Deedee, and friends (a fellow criminal retiree Aitch and his wife, Jackie) is about to be disrupted by the arrival of Don, a psychopath played by Ben Kingsley, who wants to wrap Gal into a bank heist.

Before long, you understand that the blissful existence he has found in Spain, with his beautiful former porn-star wife Deedee and friends (a fellow criminal-retiree Aitch and his wife Jackie) is about to be disrupted by the arrival of Don, a psychopath played by Ben Kingsley, who wants to wrap Gal into a bank heist.

What would you place on a map to show how a city worked?" In St . Louis where he grew up, Jack first noticed the existence of something he found magical: couriers.

Having bravely left behind an existence she found stifling, Cressy now finds herself in a different sort of trap.

But after ten years of living an ascetic existence in the mountains, he found his homeland well below his purist ideals.