Sentence examples for life considered from inspiring English sources
"The exhibition celebrates sensuality and life, considered as an everlasting feast".
Most notable of his works is Margaritha vitae ("The Pearl of Life"), considered to be one of the most comprehensive statements of late Nestorian teaching.
Even adults prepared to credit teenagers with maturity in taking decisions about reproduction may assume that school-aged sex is free and easy, and the possibility of creating life considered in a cavalier fashion, if it is considered at all.
The writer Jane Jacobs, who died two years ago and lived in the West Village for much of her life, considered her block a living illustration of the urban characteristics she called ideal: density, diversity and dynamism.
Later that day, at home in my Austin office, I scanned the books on my shelves and, for the first time in my life, considered them not as intellectual weapons but, thanks to Susan, literal weapons.
His role earned Agricola the hatred of staunch Protestants, but he defended strict Lutheranism in other controversies and toward the end of his life considered himself to have won a substantial victory for Luther's views.
It was a lesson in life: consider the alternative.
If you have one great mentor in your life, consider yourself lucky.
If all this sounds like a surreal rendering of domestic life, consider the entertainment provided to housemates: none.
She has spent six years of her life considering other people's failures – the comical, the instructive, the upsetting.
They saved your life!" Consider these recent examples: *At Yale, deans of medical departments put white coats, known as "cloaks of compassion," on each newly enrolled student.
