Sentence examples for life aimed from inspiring English sources

More contentiously, Daniele Luchetti's La nostra vita (Our Life) aimed to please with a shallow treatment of working-class lives.

Until then, the life aimed at the perfection of one's personality must be sought.

Conclusions Aggressive intervention early in life aimed at growth and nutrition and/or lung disease may affect pulmonary function.

This was intended to create more room in which to cultivate the "liberal, flexible, and comfortable school life" aimed for by the CoS by making the content to be learned easier.

Returning to the question of happiness, Aristotle says the good for a human is to live the way the good human lives, that is, to live with one's life aimed at and structured by the same thing that the good human being aims at in his or her life.

Around the 1990s, Gates spoke at a high school about "the eleven rules of life," aimed at high school and college graduates.

Paul Dolan Dolan is professor of behavioural science at LSE and his recent bestselling book Happiness by Design: Finding Pleasure and Purpose in Everyday Life aims to provide insights into behavioural science and the relationship between attention and of happiness.

Sense A Life aims to stop this from happening by acting as a warning to warn parents and caregivers of a child left behind in a car.

Formally announced during the week with funding of $12.5 million, Encyclopedia of Life aims to be an online reference source and database for every one of the 1.8 million species that are named and known on earth.

The authors are planning to perform on-orbit attitude control experiments using ETS-VIII at the end of its mission life, aiming to develop a baseline for future controller design for this class of satellite using advanced control theories.

The attitude appears to be that JM's right to pursue his life aims as he sees fit should be held hostage to the needs of others seeking greater acceptance of autism-associated traits or behaviors.