Sentence examples for lives were considered from inspiring English sources

Parenthetically, I have no nostalgia for an age in which most of what the public knew about an actor was controlled by the studio (or, for that matter, when politicians' private lives were considered off-limits for journalists).

The majority of art included was "suitable" art, and the catalogue offers a narrative of whose lives were considered worthy of such art, and whose lives were deemed expendable.

Imagine that every single episode of popular soap opera Days of Our Lives were considered to be part of one vast, awful, horrifying car crash of a movie, and therefore put forward en masse for the best film award at the Oscars.

Students reporting current use of tobacco and having smoked ≥ 100 cigarettes during their lives were considered smokers [ 22].

Richardson excels at instructing young men who have, for most of their lives, been considered uninstructable.

"But I took photos because they work dawn to dusk for very little money and their lives are considered to be so cheap, worth nothing".

It's a searing double-standard that tells us volumes about the ways in which we view one another, and whose lives are considered to have value in this society and whose are not.

But there is a broad consensus that somehow Muslim lives are considered cheap and that the international community continues to fail to exert any meaningful pressure on Israel to take the peace process more seriously.

The philosophy of their lives is considered as a must and should not be altered.

Facilities that are approaching or have reached the end of their productive lives are considered as well as the incorporation of decommissioning into the design package for new plant.

Levies in New Orleans were poorly maintained and constructed near poor Black communities resulting in massive flooding after Hurricane Katrina because Black lives are considered expendable.