Sentence examples for harmless life from inspiring English sources

Knowing others might feel a "sense of irony at having invested hope in this sad old place", Ames also realises the pain of having to relinquish hope in Gilead, for it was precisely what "the place was meant to encourage, that a harmless life could live here unmolested … These little towns were once the bold ramparts meant to shelter just such peace".

The counterpart has exactly the same dispositions as the Nazi sympathizer, but lives a quiet and harmless life in Argentina.

The story they tell is of a woman resettled in Paris and living a quiet, harmless life.

For instance, children now drink from these filters instead of from natural water springs, proving them clean and safe water which is essential for a healthy and harmless life.

And while Harry imagines himself a genial and harmless life-enhancer, others see him quite differently.

"As someone affected by this issue it is hard watching mainstream media, particularly comedy films, portraying cannabis as a harmless life-enhancing substance with limited ill-effects - it's simply not true".

That we both have the same hopes, the same needs, the same aspirations for a peaceful and harmless human life.

We may retain the communal hope that a harmless, peaceful life should be sheltered within our nation's bold ramparts, but a failure of care always marks a failure of the American dream, as characters from Huckleberry Finn to The Great Gatsby's Nick Carraway have taught us.

BP says that Corexit is harmless to marine life, while the Environmental Protection Agency has waffled, saying both that "long term effects [of dispersants] on aquatic life are unknown" and that data "do not indicate any significant effects on aquatic life.

The town's Republican leadership took corporate mandarins at their word: that this "pure" effluent was "harmless to fish life".

Hoax bombs, though harmless, disrupt everyday life, as do roadblocks, no matter how hard the police try to keep traffic flowing.In this section Drawing up the battle lines Fat-fighters Cui bono?