Sentence examples for lives namely from inspiring English sources

The Vatican said Beijing forced bishops to take part in the congress and accused the Chinese government of a "persistent desire to control the most intimate area of citizens' lives, namely their conscience".

That number may not seem large compared to many consumer startups, but as Carvin argued at Demo Day, those users are "all in the process of writing the biggest checks of their lives" (namely, buying a house) and therefore "literally the most valuable page views online".

The spoken interlude refers to famous people who met with a tragic end of their lives, namely Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Sylvia Plath, JonBenét Ramsey, Liberace, Jesus Christ, Stanley Kubrick, and Princess Diana.

I wouldn't have expected the appearance of a troll so early in Atlanta's first season, certainly not in an episode in which money and resources and their conspicuous absence from people's lives, namely Earn's are the primary narrative thrusts.

The control subjects do not have symptoms that interfere with their lives, namely pain, and thus it clearly makes no sense to discuss coping strategies.

Though many studies have examined associations between intimate partner abuse and postpartum mental health [ 32], this study adds to the empirical literature by disaggregating effects of psychological, physical and sexual abuse experienced at two different times during women's lives, namely before and during pregnancy, on diverse postpartum mental health problems.

The way modern women live – namely, on their computers – with beaded hashtags tapping out Versace's digital aspirations.

Or, crucially, where he'd like not to live, namely the Papal penthouse, as it is not officially known.

Whether or not FI enters the Swedish parliament, what it has contributed to the Swedish political landscape is another important layer to what I describe as a "national conversation for adults" about feminism and gender politics: a conversation, I argue, that I did not see in other countries where I have lived – namely the US (my home country), the UK and Turkey.

The inter-relationship of ecological and human dimensions of landscape fragmentation becomes especially evident when looking at the landscape where most people in industrial countries live, namely in suburban and urban areas.

In the postwar period, western women got lots of advice on how they should live their lives - namely through men and marriage with sex subordinate to both.