Sentence examples for life understood from inspiring English sources

But Mrs. Monk, like a succession of canny, tough-minded, loving and very indulgent women in Thelonious Monk's life, understood that her middle child had a large gift and was put on this earth to play piano.

But it's just as likely that he sensed a shift in the rhythm of American life, understood somehow that the urgency and nervous energy of the Depression had given way in the '40s to a more somber national temperament and in the '50s to a hunger for ease and peace.

The second aspect: Goldwater, unlike so many in public life, understood the necessity of marketing, of what used to be called "salesmanship" in the private sector.

That is to say, to enjoy political freedom is to share in the good life, understood as active citizenship and civic virtue.

After all these years, the 75-year-old father is just hoping to have his daughter's life understood, and if the jury finds Franklin guilty, for justice to be doled out with no restraint.

More recently in my work on the sanctity of life, understood broadly, I have seen historical examples of Just War Theory being deployed to justify every possible ridiculous battle during the Middle Ages, often in the name of Christ.

"You have to hope people in your life understand".

But her mother, Marie Harris, who has cared for Ms. Harris her entire life, understands that the end is approaching.

A report published this week by Age UK, Improving later life, understand the oldest old, makes a similar case.

Success requires that one is autonomous, active, and self-imposed – is able to manage one's life, understands what he or she wants, and knows one's strengths.

"And even more exciting is if we can understand the limit to life, understand where we don't see life in the subsurface, and understand what it is about some of these fractures that makes them inhospitable for life".