Sentence examples for harsh lives from inspiring English sources

Several songs concern the harsh lives and harsher deaths of soldiers.

Podhoretz begins his book with a rich, unsentimental portrait of the harsh lives of his grandparents.

In a ruggedly lovely island of empty spaces and harsh lives, the storyteller's words never lost their near-occult force.

Akinti's first novel is a visceral attempt to detail the harsh lives of the poor and black in Britain.

First, those we just met, recently arrived from Syria who escaped death but are still living such harsh lives today.

Rahimi's haunting, beautifully written and extraordinarily powerful novella lifts the veil on the harsh lives of Afghan women.

Last month, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees issued a report that called conditions there "below international standards for the reception and treatment of asylum seekers" and cited the "harsh" living arrangements for men in particular.

Harsh living conditions Outreach efforts such as this are especially important for children and families in Mogadishu, who face harsh living conditions and lack even basic services – a situation compounded by ongoing conflict and limited humanitarian access.

But its critics say that at least as practiced in Alabama, segregation is dangerous and inhumane to those prisoners, subjecting them to shoddier health care, a greater risk of communicable diseases and harsher living conditions than those of other inmates.

This estimate is conservative, as more crows would be expected to die of non-WNV causes in the winter months due to harsher living conditions.

Desert living can be harsh, and living systems survive best when their mutual interdependence is made paramount.