Sentence examples for implications of her life from inspiring English sources

She is less interested in the "Brave New World" implications of her life, which she tends to take for granted, than in recording the history of her friends Ruth and Tommy (Ms. Knightley and Mr. Garfield).

Tizon's candid account of Lola's life, his relationship with her, and the moral implications of her life as a slave is difficult and compelling.

Having read the post by Cindi Leive on her full week of digital detox from email and social media and its implications on different aspects of her life, I came to think about the pros and cons of screen dependency in the big picture of our lives nowadays.

In becoming an activist in the politics of feminist culture Olsen was fulfilling the implications of her early life as the daughter of working-class Jewish immigrants.

As boomers age, they are more reflective on the implications of their life choices.

Mr. Manea is short on doors and steps; his interest lies in evoking the feel and implication of his life more than in recounting its details.

The implications of life cycle environmental impacts and life cycle costs were evaluated and the optimum assemblage design is reported using optimization algorithm.

"They focus on how the city manifests the implications of border life".

Given the cultural and religious implications of family life and gender division, the women look to collective action, the media and even violence as routes to freedom.

This year's institute s explored the methodological and theoretical implications of doing life story research with individuals who have suffered human rights abuses and other forms of discrimination.

At the end of our discussion of the implications of longer life, Rose told me that the "best thing" he'd read on this question was Robert Heinlein's "Methuselah's Children," a science-fiction novel from the fifties.