Sentence examples for live leads from inspiring English sources

Cling to reality, for any departure from a high pitch of reality at which the Jews live leads to farce in which the Christians live.

Barth plays many scenes for laughs, yet the story, which centers on Horner's rather blank search for a code by which to live, leads to a finale of unexpected violence and emotional force.

The apparently haphazard accumulation of detail about the way the Cleves and the Ratliffs live leads to the true heart of Tartt's book: the recognition, crucial to adulthood, that we are all guilty, to some extent, and that we inevitably hurt those we love.

Cherokee Nation is especially plagued by such abuse, since Oklahoma — where most of its 317,000 citizens live — leads the nation in opioid addiction.

(Everything was marvelously live, led by the company's music director, the cellist Elad Kabilio).

They got it exactly right," AEG Live lead defence lawyer Marvin S Putnam said after the verdict was read.

Money's alchemy is much more limited than its power over our lives leads us to suppose.

The fact that immobilized cells may be living leads to unique effects in this form of heterogeneous catalysis.

The lack of knowledge of the symptom experience and its impact on people's lives leads to under-assessment and treatment of symptoms.

However, in arguing against what it termed a "myth"—that saving lives leads to overpopulation ironically, it succumbs to a common misunderstanding about reduced mortality and population growth.

Will the March for Our Lives Lead to Real Change?