Sentence examples for lifetime apart from inspiring English sources

Though there are more alleged Hitler paintings around than one artist could do in a lifetime (apart from subjugating most of Europe), there are enough authenticated works -- for example, the four now being fought over in the courts by the Army and Billy Price, the collector and self-published author of "Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist" -- for a critique.

Drinking has so become the norm that those of us who choose not to, whether for a day or a lifetime, set ourselves apart from the crowd.

Then, when Klein spoke about the very real prospect of our children having to battle serious environmental collapse in their lifetime, I just fell apart.

But I do think we both agree that over the course of a lifetime, these few years apart will seem like nothing.

We note that by studying the decays at the different emission wavelengths (corresponding to the three transitions) the general nonexponential behavior, along with the lifetimes, does not change apart from the relative weights of each process, the longest component being more and more important by detecting wavelengths from the blue to the red side of the whole emission spectrum.

By comparing monocygotic twins, it has been demonstrated that very similar epigenetic patterns in young twins drift apart over a lifetime, affected by different lifestyles [ 9].

Apart from estimating lifetime prevalence of preceding psychiatric disorders in the patient population, we were also interested in identifying prevalence rates of these disorders in childhood and adolescence.

In my lifetime I have never seen things fall apart so far," he said.

"Everything [Peake] produced in his lifetime has been reprinted many times over, apart from the 'Sunday books' done for his boys.

That's ahead of the lifetime totals of every X-Men film apart from Days of Future Past, which maxed out at £27.3m.

To understand how selection acts on contest behavior over an individual's lifetime, it is therefore important to tease apart the effects of age per se from other factors that may vary with age.