Sentence examples for lives mark from inspiring English sources

But that we have chosen to bring children into a world where such a thing has already happened, irrevocably happened, where that short life, and all the other too-short lives, mark our earth.

Private Lives marked the peak of the playwright's career.

In retrospect, the "Frankenstein summer" seems a fantastical interlude of happiness in lives marked by tragedy.

Both he and Rumphius seem to have been fascinating characters, their lives marked by tragedy.

Such institutional antipathy drives many people into lives marked by secrecy.

"Private Lives" marks her third London appearance in the past half-dozen years, and the best received yet.

Crisis centers, V.A. courts and therapeutic entities provide the benefits that can mean the difference between lives marked by triumph over psychological torment, or ended prematurely by suicide.

Rather, his portrait of the suburbs as an essential, if at times heartbreaking, facet of our modern lives marks him as the descendant of such chroniclers of small-town America as Thornton Wilder, John O'Hara and Willa Cather.

His film Bez końca (1985; No End), the story of a dead lawyer who watches over his family as they continue with their lives, marked the beginning of a longtime writing collaboration with Krzysztof Piesiewicz.

Most book lovers will also recognize the pile beside the bed: We are those ordained to lead messy lives marked by night tables topped with book skyscrapers, and with shelves packed until the spines of their contents crack.

PAGE A17 New York FOR SUDANESE IN NEW YORK, PRIDE TINGED WITH SADNESS For many Sudanese immigrants living in the New York metropolitan area, July 9 -- which, after more than 50 years of turmoil and the loss of millions of lives, marked the official formation of the Republic of South Sudan, Africa's 54th state -- carried mixed emotions.