Sentence examples for lifelong gift from inspiring English sources

The palpable connection between Jane and Bertha turns the presence of an uncontrollable passion into Jane's lifelong gift and burden.

And your child will be enjoying the first fruits of a lifelong gift: the ability to ski or snowboard.

But think of the lifelong gift she is making to her students as they read and internalize "Of Mice and Men," "Lord of the Flies" and even "Macbeth".

Moynihan's lifelong gift for scouting out social currents failed him when he pronounced early on, "We don't have a health care crisis".

The new grading system is flawed and threatens the one lifelong gift that, rich or poor, we can give our children — a quality education.

I know only that knowledge will be a priceless and lifelong gift for her".

Responsibility, trust and independence are lifelong gifts all parents should give their children, and programs such as those mentioned are a brilliant way to do so.

On the job, he met and worked with a number of writers and made endless contacts — making contacts was one of his lifelong gifts — including one crucial to his future: a Navy lieutenant, in civilian life an editor at Harcourt, Brace, named Robert Giroux (the future "G" of FSG), who, "hair prematurely white at age thirty, outranked the handsome, grinning twenty-seven-year-old flack".

Still, his childhood left him with two lifelong gifts: a stomach for risk-taking and the certainty that he was a hell of a lot smarter than anybody gave him credit for.

Sexual acts are sacred within the context of the marital relationship that reflects a "complete and lifelong mutual gift of a man and a woman".

Dalton Conley's Honky is a thought-provoking memoir about growing up, the lifelong challenge and gift of a dislocated childhood.