Sentence examples similar to existence quietly from inspiring English sources
Boyne mentions it but makes nothing special of it but their existence would quietly show your daughters that there is a happy ever after.
In 1900, The British Medical Journal reported that peasants of the Pskov region in northwestern Russia "adopt the economical expedient" of spending one-half of the year in sleep: "At the first fall of snow the whole family gathers round the stove, lies down, ceases to wrestle with the problems of human existence, and quietly goes to sleep.
But for a code that made so little global progress in the first 105 years or so of its existence, they are quietly remarkable developments.
I learned the importance of silently gathering information and of trying to break the "codes" governing my existence in this quietly perilous world (and Foucault had not yet reached full popularity).
But subtle and perhaps more harrowing inscriptions remain, including one that was quietly etched into existence some 25 miles from lower Manhattan and the terrorist attacks that toppled two skyscrapers.
Tonight, as much-touted Dagenham rapper James Devlin took the stage at Underworld in Camden, a venue best known for its rock tradition, one could be forgiven for thinking grindie had quietly snuck back into existence.
The main reason I have decided to run as an independent MP for Salford and Eccles is because I've quietly been living a permaculture existence for the past three years.
"Crashout" belongs to that whole class of unassumingly ambitious, quietly accomplished little films whose prolific existence contributes so much to the unique stature of classical American cinema.
Very quietly, the crisis of Eva's post-apocalyptic existence arrives in a subtly moving moment.
