Sentence examples for lives were conducted from inspiring English sources

The very modesty of the tone strengthens the reader's belief that this is how private lives were conducted amid the convulsions of the Cultural Revolution, as ancient customs worked with a fear-ridden Communist bureaucracy to stifle normal human appetites.

The scene is a return, if only for one night, to a less virtual time, an era when social lives were conducted in person, said Paolo Lana, one of the catalysts of the swing renaissance and a founder of the Swing Remix with Spencer Weisbond.

The news conference, then, reinforced how the saga has come to symbolize a modern transnationalism in which lives are conducted in two languages and often in two countries.

POLITICIANS, who tend to be well-meaning but bossy types, find it hard to resist intruding into the private lives of their fellow-citizens, especially when some of those private lives are conducted in a way that troubles respectable society.

To the extent that our lives are conducted online, this is the water in which we all swim: it's horribly polluted and it's making a lot of us sick.

At a time when so much of our lives is conducted online – the payment of bills, access to information – that should be a real source of concern about potential social exclusion.

"The privacy of Americans is increasingly under assault as more and more of their daily lives are conducted online," Mr. Rockefeller, the chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, wrote on Thursday in an e-mail sent to a reporter.

As more and more of our lives are conducted not just on our computers but on our mobile devices, having a bigger screen is just becoming more useful – not only for tapping out emails but for watching movies (yes, some people do actually do this) or just browsing the web.

Individual lives are conducted with the same aim.

Furthermore, infrastructure mediates the way in which everyday lives are conducted; their form and function creating a persistence of unsustainable practice and behaviour that cannot be changed even if change is desired.

All procedures involving living animals were conducted according to the requirement of the United Kingdom Home Office Animals Scientific procedures Act (1986), under PPL60/3856.