Sentence examples for life summarized from inspiring English sources

In his Consolatio Philosophiae, the poet describes the four positions on the wheel, as the four cardinal points, representing the changing fortunes of life, summarized in the quotation: regno/regnavi/sum sine regno/regnabo (I reign/I reigned/I am without kingdom/I will reign).

On August 11 , 1947 Life summarized the report in a 14-page article with 33 pictures.

It's much scarier to have your life summarized than it is being aggressive out in the field.

On October 6, 1906, Sporting Life summarized the league's most recent season, reporting that the Ohio Works team had "held the lead continually after the first months of the season and at one time threatened a walkover".

To illustrate their ability to provide a framework for understanding the evolution of life, consider the major gene flows present in the rings of life summarized in figure 1.

SET3-related genes are found as single copies across the genomes of yeasts, multicellular fungi and animal genomes suggesting that a SET3 gene has existed in the common ancestor before the separation of the animal and fungal domains of life (summarized also in Fig. 2c).

Taken together the data support a sexual antagonistic pleiotropy model in which p53 function may be maintained by positive selection for fecundity and/or survival benefit during development, in young animals, and under certain stress conditions, despite acting at another stage of the life cycle and in the other sex to limit adult life span (summarized in Figure 1D).

Alma's life is summarized rather than narrated.

In "Born Fighting," his 2004 book about the Scots-Irish influence in American life, Webb summarized the culture's core ethos: Fight.

In his life, Baeck summarized the greatness and perhaps also some of the flaws of German Jewry, which placed all of its hopes and commitments in western European civilization.

The results of predicted service life are summarized as Table 3.