Sentence examples for life builds from inspiring English sources

In spite of all its deficiencies, irritations, lack of material comforts and amenities, and general confusion, Indian life builds up an inner strength.

Much like the Proustian fiction of Karl Ove Knausgaard, this little snippet of Krzysztof and Michał's life builds up to tell some truths about youth, partying and friendship.

As he meets political activists and agrees to drive one client to clandestine meetings, Fly's episodic life builds some suspense, but this energetic novel is all about the voice, and the fares.

It isn't perfect – "Porno" drags, "Supersymmetry" dissipates – but the bits that work, thrill: "After Life" builds to a glorious peak and "It's Never Over" spikes festival-ready consolatory clichés with bracingly curt truths.

"Amélie" earns its optimism with its artistry: it is a richly imagined and beautifully executed film that like Frank Capra's eternally imitated "It's a Wonderful Life" builds its hopeful fantasies on a base of sharply perceived despair.

Life builds most things at low temperatures, in low toxicity and under low pressures.

Others might record bird and animal life, build bluebird boxes or bat houses.

The macaws, mating for life, build their nests in hollows of manguvi trees.

"All the experiences you've had in life build up to it," she said.

A life built on top of "maybe you'll do" simply may not feel as dedicated as a life built on top of the "we do" of commitment or marriage.

For many people, that meant the destruction of a way of life built on security, predictability and little risk.