Sentence examples for life dissolved from inspiring English sources

With one urine sample, 80 years of life dissolved into a likely epitaph.

As the months passed, his life dissolved into a series of undifferentiated days.

Before the heartbreaking climax to last week's episode – where her entire life dissolved around her – it had been genuinely difficult to know how much we should trust her.

The best example is this, from 2003, when a rumour about Prince Charles's personal life dissolved into an epic corpse-off between Stewart and Stephen Colbert.

Though he went on to become a well-known comedy actor through the long-running BBC television series Till Death Do Us Part, his private life dissolved into alcoholism, philandering, and debt, and Smith and her children never benefited materially from his acting success.

Over the next few weeks, as life dissolved into a blur of sleep deprivation, mustard poop, and bloody nipples, I sank deeper into despair.

But their actors cannot match the intensity of the original, and their producer finds herself drawn into a bewildering world where the barriers between art and life dissolve.

But as Gaylord's life dissolves amid gambling losses and self-doubt, and he abandons his wife and daughter, Mr. Gunn finds his center dramatically.

In response we might find ourselves disappearing into the social wallpaper of life, dissolving into the crowd, trying to blend in to keep safe.

Such a way of life dissolve well all the internal tension.

Frustration, that renowned companion of modern life, was dissolved by laughter.