Sentence examples for lives drawing from inspiring English sources

Most immigrants eventually managed to construct new lives, drawing on, and different from, the ones they left behind.

The wars are very present in our soldiers' lives, though — in all of our lives, drawing resources from other priorities, leaving moral scars.

It is at the core of our social lives, drawing our families and friends together around us as a partnership which has become a single entity.

Over the years, fires in illegal social clubs in New York City have claimed dozens of lives, drawing vows from officials to end the proliferation of the unlicensed drinking establishments.

As a teenager Lisa Appignanesi found her parents exasperating, but after her father's death and with her mother losing her memory, she began to research their lives, drawing on documents and family recollections.

This chapter will focus not so much on "what" we do as consumers, but "why" we do it, leading to a broader evolutionary and behavioral discourse on the meaning and role of objects in our lives, drawing into focus the essential relationship between our enduring need for material experiences, and the impacts this has on the natural world.

Holidays, books, and lives draw to their close,.

Undocumented Lives draws on private letters, songs, and oral testimony to recreate the experience of circular migration, which reshaped communities in the United States and Mexico.

By Anthony Hecht The New Yorker, April 22 , 1985P. 44 Holidays, books, and lives draw to their close, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Malcolm Gladwell.

But as in all Wilson's works the central story line merely occupies the foreground of an expansive portrait of African-American lives drawn in such rich detail that art seems to fuse with anthropology.

Above all, creative, cutting-edge science with the potential to improve or save patient lives draws bright, ambitious researchers to these companies.