Sentence examples for fulfilled versions of from inspiring English sources

Our kids need us to be the best, most developed and most fulfilled versions of ourselves in all areas of our lives in order to feel independent and secure in theirs.

Envision yourself years from now and what the happiest, most fulfilled version of yourself would look like.

The ideologies of "whitening" and racial democracy in Brazil assume unequal relations between white elites and black and brown Brazilians; and even more specifically, the black and brown women who are expected to fulfill idealized versions of Brazilian feminine beauty -- brown but not too dark.

If you're feeling like you need a break, you need one, and you'll be a sharper, more fulfilled, healthier version of yourself for taking it.

When millions of families were fulfilling their version of the American Dream by living in their home in the suburbs thanks to the FHA and a range of successful public investments.

By being more intentional about our relationship with technology, we can cultivate a work environment in which we are not only more productive, but also more fulfilled and actualized versions of ourselves.

There have been many attempts to try to solve Chisholm's problem by carefully distinguishing the times of the obligations.[11] This was fueled in part by shifts in the examples, in particular to examples where the candidate "derived" obligations were clearly things to be done after the primary obligation was either fulfilled or violated (called "forward" versions of CTDs).

First of all, our method has the advantages that the numerical solution preserves the electromagnetic energy and automatically fulfills a discrete version of the Gauss law.

Similarly, none of the top 100 SNPs in a recent GWAS [32] fulfill the weaker version of the criterion A (see Table 1 in the paper [33]).

Among the 36 SNPs that have significant P values in the meta-analyses at SZGene, 9 SNPs can fulfill the weaker version of the criteria only if they have the highest mutation rate.

Thus, HMGB1 appears to fulfill a modern version of Koch's postulates for being a mediator of various forms of acute illness.