He gave "Thoughts on the Business of Life" a full page in every issue of the magazine, he said, "to inspire a philosophic mode of life, broad sympathies, charity towards all".
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His conception of quality of life is broader and more liberal in terms of the role of the state, because it includes more stakeholders in the game".
The effort to revamp military life has broader implications.
In her later books, Rubens moved from family life to broader historical subjects.
A full war would require greater mobilisation of the Russian public, control over all spheres of social life and broader repression.
Students no longer "work all that time in that incubating community to be the top dog," he said, adding, "Life's broader".
"This is real/This is your life/In a song," Mr. Paisley sings in the title track, and his vision of "real life" is broader than stereotypical country subject matter.
Rather, what Mr. Denk's playing conveys most is an inclusive consideration of where each piece came from, what it reflects about its composer and how music connects to a life's broader concerns.
Thus the notion of an excellent human life is broader than that of a life high in well-being.
