Sentence examples for life some kind from inspiring English sources

"For the first time in Alice's life, some kind of prayer, some admission to the universe, seemed in order".

Art can only become creative, can only become worthwhile, when it pushes past whatever regulatory system currently defines it, through a determination to encompass emotional life, social life, some kind of life.

We're obssessed with images, with pictures, with the ongoing attempt to capture something, anything, that gives life some kind, any kind, of structure.

The fact that simple life emerged on Earth the moment conditions were ripe suggests that, as long as other such environments exist, life of some kind will arise.

I remember visiting them once there and having the greatest ice cream of my life -- some kind of vanilla flavor, but better than anything I've had since.

"I guess everything in life requires some kind of compromising," she said.

Can Gayatri have a career, a love life and some kind of freedom?

"I'm not the guy that wants to spend my life being some kind of closet intellectual," he said.

So I can just ride out the rest of my life in some kind of internal trance state.

The evidence is in his favour, since all religions promise life of some kind after death, and they would not do so if people didn't need it.

Patinkin had spent weeks researching asphyxiation scenarios, and they were now turning into real life, like some kind of reverse-Method nightmare.