Sentence examples for less lived through from inspiring English sources
Hancock's talk was on consciousness and psychedelics, a topic without fangs for anyone who has heard of the Sixties, much less lived through them.
Each happy hour I lived through again".
If there has been an imbalance of vilification, then Stalin has benefitted from the fact that his nation was not liberated by foreign armies, preventing any contemporaneous documentary or visual evidence to match the film of Nazi death camps; there has also been far less living testimony in world culture, through the stories of survivors or escapees, of the horrors of the Soviet regime.
("Worry less, live more").
They remain remarkably insouciant compared with Europeans, who have lived through less spectacular but more sustained terrorist campaigns.
Besides just shrinking the industry, though, we have the harder task of making credit bubbles like the one we just lived through less likely.
It was something far less deadly than a terrorist attack, yet no less frightening for those who lived through it.
And all Fake Andy Warhol did was make me a little less regretful about not having lived through that period in New York – because whose fantasy looks like an underwhelming Ugly Betty episode?
Anything less leads to hellish consequences.Hobbes lived through England's civil wars, and several wars of religion on the continent.
That doesn't make any of these moments less ghastly to live through, or activism any less necessary.
