Sentence examples for life's compromises from inspiring English sources
Monika, whose dreaminess is more petulant, becomes resentful of life's compromises.
Springsteen's decision to embrace a sense of the struggle against life's compromises and limitations in his songs ensured that his appeal would create a deeper and longer lasting bond of loyalty and affection among his audience.
They haven't yet faced life's heartless compromises and forfeitures, its countless trials by boredom and ethical Kobayashi Marus, or glumly watched themselves do everything they ever disapproved of.
Even her new album Here – full of ice-cool songs celebrating life's confusions and compromises – bears a closer relationship to neo-soul than the songwriting teams of Beyoncé or Rihanna.
One of life's great lessons – compromise!
His mother, whom he described as his life's inspiration, decided to compromise by seeking the family's fortunes in England.
He said: "If this turns out to be legitimate, which it in all aspects appears to be, having full source code to these websites means that other hacker groups now have the ability to find new flaws in Avid Life's websites, and further compromise them more.
Written in a language that is both economical and daring — the word frère, "brother," becomes a verb in "Jojo" — Brel's songs offer profound lessons in life's small triumphs, love's big compromises and the soul-sustaining qualities of defiance and compassion.
Like all great fiction they concern life's fundamental generalities - hope, loyalty, duty, compromise and love.
The subjective reaction to a stressful life experience that compromises the individual's stability and ability to cope or function.
However, from the point of diarrhea transmission, administrating other foods during this critical phase of life not only compromises the child's nutritional status and immune system development, but also favors the transmission of infectious agents by means of contaminated foods or liquids [ 32, 33].
