Sentence examples for life referred from inspiring English sources

Hernández, who rarely discusses his personal life, referred to his numerous injuries and his father's deteriorating health after being asked to recap the season.

Quite the opposite: evolution may have endowed us with an irrepressible desire to better our lot in life, referred to in your article.

An article last Sunday about Stephanie Klein, who writes a blog about her dating life, referred imprecisely to sororities that did not invite her to join when she was at Barnard College.

Having a life referred to being involved in a place where families feel that they belong, are accepted, and are able to contribute to the landscape they participate in.

Wagner called Diệm "a man to whom freedom is the very breath of life", referred to the Republic of Vietnam as a "political miracle", and said that "the principal credit ... should go to President Ngô Đình Diệm, a man history may yet adjudge as one of the great figures of the twentieth century".

Participants said both limitations due to back pain and how back pain interferes with your life referred specifically to physical limitations.

From here on in this paper, all references to quality of life refer to health related quality of life.

The term still life refers to paintings of inanimate objects, usually fruit, flowers or kitchen items, arranged on a bench or a table.

To say my husband's familiar name, "Eddie," aloud and in public was especially hard because I went about my daily life referring to him only as "my husband" or if possible, not referring to him at all.

Lebensborn, or spring of life, refers to a series of clinics scattered throughout Germany and neighboring countries, to which pregnant women, most of them single, went to give birth in secret.

Yet such an account is plainly too vague: what exactly does "life" refer to here?