Sentence examples for external living from inspiring English sources

Luckily, the Rossland Motel has boot warmers in every room as well locally roasted organic coffee (Rossland takes its coffee very seriously), an outdoor hot tub and an external living space with firepit so you can always warm up and dry off on your return.

Bourdieu defines class as a group of individuals that shares a common nature and the same external living conditions.

External living conditions (capital) and internal disposition system (habitus) are the two core dimensions of Bourdieu's definition of class.

He proposes using economic, social, cultural, and symbolic capital to analyze the individual's external living conditions in the social space, with habitus analyzing internalized personal characteristics.

Parasite eggs, expelled in feces, are the only external living stage of the parasite life cycle.

Psychological characteristics, external living conditions and relationships have been evaluated by others [ 37] as essential factors for quality of life.

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?