Sentence examples for lifetime to understand from inspiring English sources
The greatest art takes a lifetime to understand; the slightest takes a moment.
"There are elements that will definitely take a lifetime to understand," Ms. Tisch said.
"It'll take her a lifetime to understand wicker," the narrator says about one customer.
An anecdote published in W in 2000 described the Italian socialite Marella Agnelli, after touring the Basses' dazzling apartment filled with important French period furniture, as saying, "It will take her another lifetime to understand wicker".
It took me half a lifetime to understand that each encounter with the natural world pleats together all the things you've read and heard, and adds to them, making something more of the bird or leaf or landscape in front of you, so that the older you get the more meaningful these things become.
Two words that have taken me a lifetime to understand and practice.
Many conservative martial artists and students of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) might favor the former, figuring that it takes many lifetimes to understand old philosophy, health and fighting systems completely.
"I could spend an entire lifetime trying to understand how things work in Italy," he said.
We spend our entire adult lifetime trying to understand it, and overcome it, and be better than it, so that we can then change the pattern or try to hand on something a little more productive to our children.
Nuri learns his aloofness hid a love so great that "he froze around you", and that most men spend a "lifetime trying to understand their fathers".Submerged grief gives this fine novel the mythic inexorability of Greek tragedy.
When this is combined with the concept that the long, two-dimensional strings of nucleic or amino acids that are DNA and protein actually exist in three-dimensional space and interact with one another in accordance to the laws of physics, the scientific problems and issues are so complex that you could very happily spend an entire lifetime trying to understand them.
