Sentence examples for lives consisted of from inspiring English sources

Feeling a will to manage and survive and in some ways accept the situation became stronger even if their new lives consisted of limitations.

Even the best of all possible lives consists of a mixture of pleasure and pain.

Now their lives consist of reading books, walking their dog and bickering.

Once they are removed from their families and natural habitat, their lives consist of little more than chains, confinement and the threat of punishment.

Our lives consist of a series of attachments and inevitable losses, and evolution has given us the emotional tools to handle both.

Perhaps he never wrote a better book: I would rank only The Children of Dynmouth and Two Lives (consisting of the pair of novellas Reading Turgenev and My House in Umbria, 1991, which was made into a TV film starring Maggie Smith in 2003) as its equal, although its immediate successor The Boarding-House (1965) is even more virtuosic in construction, more misanthropic and funnier.

Coming on the back of two terrorist attacks, which shook us to the core and installed a new normality in our lives consisting of round-the-clock army patrols on the streets of Paris, the events of the last few weeks, days and nights have been particularly difficult.

As one official put it: "The athletes' lives consist of three points: training, eating and sleeping.

Our lives consist of how we choose to distort it".

"Women's lives consist of sensations and emotions that don't abide by a neat three-act structure and it is exciting to see a broader spectrum of portrayals that show this messy, unpleasant, and unglamorous side of womanhood".

A postscript titled "On Living" consists of 18 moving pages about King's being run over and nearly killed, his struggle to live, and his and Tabitha's collaboration on his survival through writing.