Sentence examples for life feeds from inspiring English sources

Few pages go by in "Sacred Games" without a reminder that "the world is shot through with crime, riddled with it, rotted by it," or, as Gaitonde's spiritual adviser, Guru-ji, puts it, "Life feeds on life, Ganesh.

Cultural life feeds off economic success.

Mr. Nouvel, who likes to visit bars and clubs in whatever city he finds himself, typically until the wee hours, maintains that night life feeds his creative process.

What dark secret of our social life feeds such rituals, making their participants apparently immune to good sense and decent conduct?

And life itself: bringing up a son, seeing tragedy in the family, being granted friendship — all of life feeds into one's responses to poetry.

And this fatalism is born out of the relation between fertility and death, which I touched on in my last letter — life feeds on itself.

Mr. Jarman's life fed his art, and vice versa.

In effect the bugs are responsible for two pulses: one in life, feeding animals and birds, another in death, feeding soil.

We also learn how her private life fed into the plots and characters of her novels, despite her claims that they were not drawn from reality.

These included soft anatomy, ontogeny of the shell, homeomorphy, ecology, mode of life, feeding habits, larval dispersal, bottom conditions, and bathymetric limitations.

His vivid life fed his autobiographical novels, none more so than "Birdy," which was published in 1979 and delved into the madness of a character obsessed with canaries.