Sentence examples for experience a life from inspiring English sources

There are two ways to experience a life lived in the wake of prejudice.

To experience a life you know has no resemblance to your own.

The patient was desperate to have the procedure performed; she hoped to experience a life outside of hospitals, to reconnect with her family, to start painting again.

It is, rather, experience — a life lived at fever pitch, "a frenzied round of agonizing joy, / Of loving hate, of stimulating discontent".

Clad in oversized coats, the two children twirl, giggle and whoop with joy as they experience a life milestone: their first snowfall.

These come into play with particular urgency when the child would experience a life so miserable as to be not worth living.

Long-term, children are at greater risk for developing chronic illness as adults and, if they experience a life-threatening trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder.

Bruno's struggle is an ongoing one, aided by prescription medication and, pointedly, in the light of Prince Harry's experience, a life-time commitment to exercise.

The best general rule for all of society seems to be that at least 75percentt of the people who experience a life-threatening or violent event emerge without a stress disorder.

Optimists go skydiving to experience a life-affirming surge of adrenaline, but pessimists steer clear because they know they'll plummet headfirst into a flock of geese, and then their canopy won't open, and then their plane will crash-land and explode right on top of their shattered almost-corpse.

Your will and expectation to experience a life-changing moment, along with your self-honesty and objectivity are key ingredients to facilitating a major reinvention of yourself.