Sentence examples for life ideas from inspiring English sources

There are some bracing answers in "The Cambridge Companion to Gandhi," edited by Judith M. Brown and Anthony Parel, a new collection of scholarly articles, examining particular aspects of Gandhi's life, ideas, and legacy (Cambridge; $90).

Anderson created a much more richly drawn Fox; in the film, he's a newspaper columnist with a complicated family life, ideas above his station, and a habit of clicking his tongue and whistling in a way that would quite obviously be intolerable to live with for any meaningful length of time.

All of this is conveyed in a series of interior monologues, illustrated with flashbacks and fantasy sequences, which, for all their evocation of subjectivity and an inner life, are siloed off from each other and from the stuff of life — ideas, experiences, opinions, tastes, desires.

Seven thorough, yet readable sections, explain the church and papacy of the time, and the nature of the Oratorians – a society of priests founded by St Philip Neri – as well as Borromini's life, ideas, works, rivalries, dramas and death, and his posthumous reputation.

Since 1997, Pearson and his co-director Mike Brookes, also on hand, have gained a reputation as two of the most adventurous theatremakers in Britain, bringing to life ideas that are part performance, part theatre, part land art, part multimedia event and part uncategorisable.

The great quality of his prose is its commonsensical humanity, its avoidance of chilly abstractions: yet Steven Runciman - another Eton contemporary - once remarked that Orwell had 'pity for the human condition, but not much pity for the individual human' while Hilary Spurling suggests that 'for most of his life, ideas had mattered more to him than people'.

We do not at all dispute the coral of life idea.

As the 80's and 90's moved along, there were some larger-than-real-life ideas, like a wise-cracking alien who resembled a sock puppet ("Alf").

A GOP official told HuffPost on Wednesday that House leadership is not looking forward to dealing with "another tea partyer heading to D.C.," strapped with larger-than-life ideas and a plan to shake up the establishment.

And ironically, after dropping your thoughts, often your most earth-shattering, million-dollar making, dramatically-improve-your-life ideas come to you just after you've finished your run -- so keep a notebook handy!

"We can prime young minds for learning, and just maybe showing them the possibility of larger-than-life ideas will inspire them to bring to life their own unbelievable brainstorms".