Sentence examples for life conduct from inspiring English sources

It is widely accepted that pervasive computing is having a tremendous impact on the way we live our life, conduct businesses, communicate with each other, and many other areas of life.

Again, Weber found the seed of objectification not in material interests alone, but in the Puritan vocational ethic (Berufsethik) and the life conduct that it inspired, which was predicated upon a disenchanted monotheistic theodicy that reduced humans to mere tools of God's providence.

"Being wise" is bringing one's life, conduct, and policy into coherence with that generative resolve for shalom.

However, in an interview with the vegan magazine Viva!life, conducted before the leadership election, McCarthy says she believes that meat should be treated the same way as tobacco, with public campaigns to stop people eating it.

One of the widest-ranging research projects on family life conducted in Britain has revealed that the fewer siblings children have, the happier they are – and that only children are the most contented.

Pyrrhonian skepticism was, thus, a way of life conducted without assent.

In this paper, a conceptual design is presented to develop the prosthetic robot hand which can accomplish most typical activities of daily life conducted by amputees.

Then Voskuil places her and she springs into life, conducting an imaginary orchestra, marching backward.

For nearly 40 years, Bengston has overseen the Longitudinal Study of Generations, which has become the largest study of religion and family life conducted across several generational cohorts in the United States.

The story is outlandish fun, but it carries with it a serious critique of the electoral process, the American power structure and the real-life conduct of both President Bush and the news media.

Background Pathways from early-life conduct problems to young adult depression remain poorly understood.