Sentence examples for life conducted from inspiring English sources

An example of Como's popularity came in 1956, when Life conducted a poll of young women, asking them which man in public life most fit the concept of their ideal husband: it was Perry Como.

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.

He describes life in Theresienstadt as a sort of "death in slow motion," a "model" camp with its simulacra of free and autonomous life conducted in the shadow of executions and feared deportations to "the East" (which, the camp inhabitants ultimately learned, meant Auschwitz).

Project Phoenix a 10-year search for radio signals from intelligent extraterrestrial life conducted by the Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico with the support of Jodrell Bank Observatory in England comes to an end; no signals were received, but scientists nonetheless plan to begin a new search.

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

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

"Young musicians are thrown to the lions before they are ready to deal with the problems of real-life conducting".

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.

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

As we have seen, Seneca thinks that both public life and philosophy are good forms of life, if conducted right, precisely because both are of benefit to others.