Sentence examples for life consisting from inspiring English sources

The picture is not a portrait, but a still life, consisting of a Bermuda onion, hooked trout, etc.

Those who work in the City insist that the public perception of a banker's life consisting of fast cars, champagne and lavish country retreats is wrong.

Instead, he lives a quietly ordered life as a designer of railway stations, his love life consisting of a series of low-key relationships that never quite lead anywhere.

Instead, Aristotle argues, "the good life is the end of the city-state," that is, a life consisting of noble actions (1280b39 1281a4).

Forced into a wretched life, consisting of ebbing waves of inertia and embalming maquillages of poor cultural significance, it has been overturned by shocking levels of electronic mega-sound of imported music, and even the most committed independence-seeking line-ups in defence of the "specific situation" are organising their parties without remembering its existence.

Royce makes the transition from thought to being by stating that "In its wholeness the world of Being is the world of individually expressed meanings, an individual life, consisting of the individual embodiments of the wills represented by all finite ideas" (I 341 2).

Pelagic life consists of three categories.

My life consisted of sitting in a common room, smoking.

I think my life consisted only of extremes".

As von Neumann once noted, 'real life consists of bluffing'.

Their social life consists of church on Sundays.