Sentence examples for life achieving from inspiring English sources

Achieving the first of these goals would impose the pitiless culture of winners and losers on the beginning of life; achieving the second would impose it on life's end.

The environmental scientist Brian Moss, who has died aged 72, knew this well and spent his life achieving the ecological understanding that has underpinned the management and restoration of freshwater environments in the UK and around the world.

This is presented as the start of celebrity culture with the face of James, whose gang carried out 25 robberies and 17 murders, recognised as readily as the US president's and his assassin – "I've been a nobody all my life" – achieving fame through one act.

I was, in fact, in the hospital when my essay on this, My Own Life, was published in this newspaper … And now, weak, short of breath, my once-firm muscles melted away by cancer, I find my thoughts, increasingly, not on the supernatural or spiritual, but on what is meant by living a good and worthwhile life – achieving a sense of peace within oneself".

Our focus during this coming year will be on implementing an economic and social plan aimed at providing jobs for all Tunisian men and women and guaranteeing the amenities of a dignified life, achieving balanced regional development and promoting diversification and investment in all economic sectors.

While in "Sabbath", originally published just two weeks before he passed away, a heart-wrenchingly honest account of his troubled relationship with his parents and the Jewish faith after he came out, he cogitates on "what is meant by living a good and worthwhile life – achieving a sense of peace within oneself".

It was in this period that private life achieved a new prominence in British society.

In his songs, ordinary life achieves an epic grandeur (hence their perennial fit with the wounded narcissism of adolescence).

Throughout prehistory the Iranian plateau remained at the economic and cultural level of village life achieved in the Neolithic Period.

Paul was a truly gifted artist and, though recognized late in life, achieved acclaim for his unique talent for making collages from tiny fragments of postage stamps.

There is something almost spiritual in the eerie importance that all the ordinary, banal facts of a life achieve under scrutiny, as time is running out.