Sentence examples for life of things from inspiring English sources

In an article titled "Romanticism and the Life of Things," W. J. T. Mitchell observed that the current interest in "material culture, objecthood and thingness" has it roots in Romanticism, though not quite the Romanticism of our forefathers.

The vocoder fascinates me because it allows for the musical bringing to life of things that maybe weren't meant to be.

Born into a conventional and unreligious family in suburban London in 1874, he had an extraordinary sensitivity to the secret life of things.

"The surgical precision of her writing can also make you feel that she can, in Wordsworth's words, 'see into the life of things'.

"The Shock of the Old" is a necessary reminder of just how important things are in our lives, and how important we are in the life of things.

She is fascinated by a reclusive neighbour and her forbidden garden, and gradually sees another self emerge, one which is only partially defined by serial abuse, for throughout the novel Lilian is "consoled by the endless life of things".

Focus more on ways of improving your life instead of things that make your life worse.

I'm talking about everyday life kinds of things like wrapping presents, playing a game, or baking Christmas cookies.

Both lived close by and were good friends, sharing an interest in the life of small things.

It's important to respect and value the life of all things when we are taking from nature".

He saw the theory of natural selection as placing the creative causes shaping evolution 'in the actual life of living things… especially in the vital drama of the success or failure of each of their enterprises' (Fisher 1950, p. 17).