Sentence examples for life has opened from inspiring English sources

Public life has opened up.

"In true knowledge there is love," he wrote, "the heartfelt love with which I have observed village life has opened the door for me... few writers have looked at their country with as much feeling as I have".

But I'm asked what's gone on in my life the last 11 years, and the answer is that life has opened up to me and I've seen life, and I love it and embrace it.

Perhaps Senator Lieberman, in his recent remarks about religion in public life, has opened the door to the day when nonbelievers will be seen as acceptable candidates for highest offices.

Being so guarded about her personal life has opened up the singer to charges that she is bland, or even robotic – yet Robinson believes her interview technique is "probably the best way for any artist to remain sane in a frequently grotty profession".

But my former work life has opened my eyes to a corner of the technology world I think has the chance to create the next Salesforce, Oracle or LinkedIn: software targeted at workers, often blue-collar, who do their jobs outside corporate offices.

Julie swiftly becomes Jules, an aspiring comedic actress, and much of this wise, entertaining novel, which takes place from multiple perspectives over several decades, is occupied with her obsessive nostalgia for "that place where her life had opened and spilled and thrust her to the ground, delirious and charged".

Twala says that working with disadvantaged children has changed her life: "It has opened my self-esteem more.

By eliminating the need to go through a complicated financial cycle to make a product or an idea come to life, it has opened the doors to everyone that really believes in the value they can offer.

"You just have to find the avant-garde in South Beach," said André Saraiva, a night life impresario who has opened pop-up clubs here during Art Basel Miami Beach.

He's now pledged to cut the price – he hasn't said by how much or when – but the outrage over the astronomical hike in a life-saving drug has opened the doors to a fast-moving and furious debate about the soaring costs of prescription medications in the United States – one that is long overdue.