Sentence examples for life cut off from inspiring English sources
"They were living like animals, a cold life cut off from society," but with enough contact with the underworld to rule on gang matters when necessary, De Raho told a press conference.
But in evoking Ryszard Kapuściński's concept of the wall as "a shield and a trap", she suggests that the fortress mentality has endured: "The Kremlin stood above the confusion of real life, cut off from its messy hubbub, defended, certainly, but also locked in.
"A life cut off at such an age with such promise is always a heart rending loss".
And a life cut off from the work of its heart has no purpose.
Sometimes, when life cuts off your options, you scrounge, like those in Gaza who comb through destroyed buildings for rubble to turn into construction materials.
In general, in each cell type examined, the mRNAs were mostly very stable with their calculated half-life cut off by the analysis at 24 hours.
But in disinheritance, material possessions are emblematic of withheld love; the individual has sought affirmation, approval and affection throughout life, and being cut off is the final raspberry on a sundae of rejection.
I know that I would have been worse off, and I was not willing to live half a life, with possibilities cut off.
Life would truly be pointless if I were cut off.
Personally, I'd rather enjoy my life and cut off a few years than live a longer life devoid of mirth.
Poor Herbert Burden's biography is brief, as his life was cut off so young.
