Sentence examples for external lives from inspiring English sources

Those inventions reshaped our external lives with tall buildings in sprawling cities in previously inhospitable places.

"As people's external lives become more questionable, they look inside themselves," said Sander L. Gilman, a professor of liberal arts and medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago who is the author of "Creating Beauty to Cure the Soul: Race and Psychology in the Shaping of Aesthetic Surgery Duke University Pressss, 1998).

In 1926 theatregoers in the United States witnessed a memorable use of masks in The Great God Brown by American dramatist Eugene O'Neill (1888 1953), wherein actors wore masks of their own faces to indicate changes in the internal and external lives of their characters.

Our external lives become more in sync with our internal beliefs.

What could possibly be more sinister than the sight of a man stripped of all external influences, living in a cave with a group of brainwashed disciples, obsessed with finding patterns in endless meaningless games of chance and constantly living in fear of an unseen and possibly imaginary overlord who keeps phoning him up and cackling?

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An article in the NYT caught my eye this week, startled as it was that kids don't perceive technology as something external from their lives.

If the times were bad — if there were an economic collapse or an external threat, if lives were on the line — the public would have no patience with the sexual obsessions of legislators and reporters.

External factors like living with a partner who was not committed or was not able to live in a rural area, personal preference for an urban lifestyle and isolation from family and friends were also stated to be responsible factors [ 16].

So I moved it to a My Book Live external hard drive, also from Western Digital.

The peculiar fact is that despite all the external threats we live with in our world of color-coded fear, American horror movies now seem more effective -- scarier, that is -- when they're dealing with the terrors that come from within.