Sentence examples for lives produced from inspiring English sources

The Vietnam War, another American conflict that divided the country and shattered many young lives, produced some important films that people saw in droves.

It traces how their music evolved from the Classical era, and how their varied backgrounds and often tragic lives produced an explosion of invention and emotion.

Mr. Cooney, who played wide receiver at Holy Cross 25 years ago, is a filmmaker whose documentary "The Game of Their Lives," produced in 2001, won a prize for best educational documentary at the Chicago Film Festival a year later.

The voluminous records of the missing and the dead — these "mislaid lives" — produce a cumulative sense of grief and horror.

While treatments that try to extend lives produce more fees for doctors and hospitals, they may be given for reasons besides money.

"In every regard," he writes, "the commercialisation of gay culture has had a trivialising effect on our lives, producing unhappiness and dissatisfaction while reinforcing our intellectual inertia".Should he get so carried away?

These behemoths would have burnt brilliant but brief lives, producing the very first heavy elements.

These hot giants would have burnt brilliant but brief lives, producing the very first heavy elements.

They would have burnt brilliant but brief lives, producing the very first heavy elements.

The state of the art for pharmacovigilance on the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) databases, which cover 140 million lives, produces areas under the receiver operating characteristic curve of almost 0.8.

He has a hit song, "Running (Dying to Live)," produced by Eminem, on the radio.