In this broader connection, Ortega's concept of human life comprised a dimension which was similar to the Fundamentalontologie of Heidegger's Daseinanalyse.
I know that I'm a happier, more inspired person when I have a rich life comprised of different activities, interests and people.
When you have everyone from Hillary and Bernie to Trump and David Cameron coming out with loving remarks about someone, you've got to stop and look at what that life comprised.
Munch's most ambitious (unfinished) work, The Frieze of Life, comprised a sequence of connected panels intended to expose the illusory nature of optimism and bring to public view the painter's innermost feelings about life from birth to death (3 ).
Life comprises individuals, living beings, assignable to groups (taxa).
Havana's sex life comprises a desultory threesome and a quickie in the back seat of a car.
Naipaul's themes are fate, dissolution, bad luck; but he is also concerned with, beyond the story, the music – that is, a span of time, constituting a narrative or a life, comprising pauses in which the sword falls repeatedly, and in which nothing much is achieved.
From his 1981 debut, A Good Man in Africa, onwards, he seems constantly to have been searching for a unifying identity across different fictions, trying to make sense of a life comprising a brutal public-school education, Africa in wartime, Oxford (where he did a PhD on Shelley), literary London and New York glamour: to a large degree, the plot of Any Human Heart.
He regards the Pauline church as the best exemplar of a graced community: at its best, the church strives to embody the guiding Interpreter Spirit, so as to become a Universal Community of Interpretation "whose life comprises and unifies all the social varieties and all the social communities which…we know to be real" (Royce 2001 [1913], 340).
In a nutshell, the larva matures, attaches itself to the firm support of a leaf or stem before changing to naked pupa or chrysalis, then to a butterfly whose short life comprises of obsessing over quick sips of nectar so as to get on with the frenzy of mating.
*FY, gulls in their first year of life, comprising nestling and fledgling stages.
