Sentence examples for life tracing from inspiring English sources

This must have rankled Reznikoff, who spent his writing life tracing the material and the necessary.

The 95-minute drama tells the story of Whitman's life, tracing it, from his origins on Long Island through his lifelong struggle for artistic recognition.

Her gift for description works wonderfully when she's writing of Balzac's life, tracing the evolution of the French restaurant or explaining how a "gala meal" might look in a prosperous 19th-century dining room: "The plinths supporting stuffed turkeys and chickens were works of architecture, made of a mixture of lard and the fat from sheep's kidneys.

We also think the method might be improved if life tracing in the embryos could be performed, and discuss this issue in the next section of this Results and Discussion.

Additionally, a rk pan -gal4-driven lineage tracing system [ 16] (see the Experimental Procedures) labeled VM cells only, even after 30 days of adult life tracing.

The arc of Sharon's life traced Israel's history, Biden said.

Father Grange's life traced the arc of the American Roman Catholic Church's struggle to absorb Latin American immigrants.

I would argue that the arc of his life traced the journey of the state of Israel.

The presumptuous and heavy-handed "In His Life" traces Lennon from adolescence (with flashbacks to childhood) through the earliest days of Beatles fame.

ROME — Vittorio Foa, an anti-Fascist intellectual, labor union leader and senator whose life traced the trajectory of the Italian left in the 20th century, died Monday at his home in Formia, outside Rome.

She is an artist (her "Honest Heraldry" series includes coats of arms emblazoned with mottos such as "I killed my brother with an axe") and a writer (her memoir, "A Charmed Life," traces the unravelling of her father, the twenty-fifth Thane of Cawdor, who often reminded his daughters that "your fortune is your face").