Sentence examples for life yields from inspiring English sources

Kennedy's life yields several important lessons.

A candidate's romantic life yields to less reliable interpretation, and is put forward with even more sugarcoating.

In comparison with actual life data from the industry, the simulated life yields very realistic predictions.

Using the above formula to analyze test results of the overload effect on FCI life yields the formula for FCI life containing the overload effect factor, z, which can be adopted to characterize the load interaction effect when Miner's rule is used to compute the cumulative fatigue damage.

The thing that's funny about being a poet — or maybe being a woman, or maybe being a queer — is that you have all these small successes, like every time a somewhat rotten or average or OK or a pretty good life yields a really good poem, or one that feels good in the moment, you just have a little ecstasy.

But Sam's life yielded no clues.

This period of his life yielded two short plays, both of them patently autobiographical.

The school's agronomists had laid out test plots of hybrid beans bred for every possible attribute: shelf life, yield, insect resistance, disease resistance.

Malcolm's desultory wanderings in that city and others suggest that it would have been better to stay home reading Chekhov, and her forays into Chekhov's life yield the same lesson.

As the weeks of spring passed, Stanley began to see things more clearly; he'd never finished high school & his observance of nature around him & his simple hermit's life yielded their message slowly.

I cried as I read "Remembrances of My Father," by Charles M. Blow (column, June 18), not because life with my father was similar, but because my father's unremarkable life yielded a fatherhood so profoundly different.