Sentence examples for lifelong works from inspiring English sources

I think the reality is, our faith identities, and how we conceptualize ourselves, are lifelong works in progress.

He has been honored by each repeatedly for his lifelong work to improve ties.

He began his lifelong work in public finance with the Washington State Tax Commission in 1939.

The respectable boy from Newark, New Jersey had embarked on his lifelong work refining what has been called his art of immaturity.

Just when New Yorkers were ready to be excited about them, the Knicks reminded fans that they are a work in progress — for many a lifelong work.

For many field biologists, there may be moments when you consider the focus of your lifelong work and wonder: How did I end up here?

As part of the settlement, Brigham Young plans to endow a Dan Simmons Chair in recognition of his lifelong work advancing human health.

Instead, Archbishop Tutu is praised for "his lifelong work in advancing spiritual principles such as love and forgiveness which have helped to liberate people around  the world".

Unlike Gorbachev, who never really outgrew his faith in benign Leninism, Yeltsin was a lifelong work in progress, much like Russia itself.

Riis's lifelong work was exposing and remedying the conditions in which New York's poorest, and often newest, residents lived, and he welcomed allies, both public and private.

Eventually his captor – an indigenous rebel commander – recognized him as the son of a man whose lifelong work had focussed on helping indigenous groups in the country.