Sentence examples for life's high from inspiring English sources

But evidence favoring life's high probability could exist closer to home.

He is a natural member of the great and the good, being himself both good and great, and he has sat at life's high table as of right.

When the younger Woody Allen made death-obsessed films, there was something funny about his sense of ambient darkness at life's high noon; now, even his comedies, at their best, offer a deeply moving shiver of ultimate menace — which, perhaps, some critics still wish they could laugh at, as in the old days.

But two crystalline expressions of her own life's high drama are more memorable than any story she ever spun: her pithy rebuke to the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1952 ("I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year's fashions") and the 1976 Blackglama advertisement for which she posed, enrobed in mink, her 71-year-old face alight with both amusement and confrontation.

She' perfectly happy where she is, allowing children to hear the beauty of music that has led her through life's high and low notes.

We have the freedom to believe what we believe, choose whom we are friends with and decide how we react to life's high and low points.

A Vonnadorian assassin's guide to Planet Earth There's life's highs and lows, and then there's ballooning This poetic but devastating novel about Islamic extremism and the conflict in Afghanistan has the authenticity of lived experience Scottish writer John Burnside's new collection explores a world on the border between reality and imagination, the stated and the unsaid.

Madonna and I have never been face-to-face, but she's always been in my ear and by my side reminding me that there's a song and dance for all of life's highs and lows.

DIGITAL navigation surely ranks as one of life's high-tech bargains.

This sly, seductive song is really about how life's highest highs don't stick.

Some prescription drugs cancel out life's highs and lows by smoothing everything out.