Sentence examples for idea of lives from inspiring English sources

It was as unbelievable an image as was the idea of a house swallowed to its tip, as was the idea of lives so irrevocably changed.

The collocation dead end, rooted in plumbing pipes in a previous century, was used metaphorically in the 1920s, but it was Kingsley who dramatically put together the street sign and the idea of lives with no upward mobility likely — bleak futures in an unfair society.

The title of Persson and Savulescu's book—Unfit for Life (2012)—combined with its thesis regarding the need for tightened controls on liberal societies in order to preserve human security, makes unavoidable comparisons to the Nazi idea of lives unworthy of life.

It was more like we won a Super Bowl than the idea of lives being saved.

"I considered the idea of living in Tennessee absurd".

Ms. Arenstein likes the idea of living with family.

The idea of living in a different world.

"I just really liked the idea of living in the place where Bird lived".

The idea of living with him, and of intimacy with him, is horrifying.

The two toyed with the idea of living in New Jersey, but both prefer city life.

Even so, these memories constitute Mr. Echols's idea of living in freedom.