Sentence examples for lowly life from inspiring English sources

The rest of the fauna consists of the lowly life forms, the reptiles and amphibians and, of course, the spineless ones, the insects and other invertebrates, not to say that these are not fascinating.

His second volume, Majors and Minors (1895), attracted the favourable notice of the novelist and critic William Dean Howells, who also introduced Dunbar's next book, Lyrics of Lowly Life (1896), which contained some of the finest verses of the first two volumes.

It's true that this satiric tale of the humbling of a self-invented public relations diva (an intense Charlyane Woodard) trades neatly on a well-worn chick-flick formula: career-driven, glamorous woman forced to confront the lowly life she thought she had left behind her.

It's true that this satiric tale of the humbling of a self-invented public relations diva (an intense Charlayne Woodard) trades neatly on a well-worn chick-flick formula: career-driven, glamorous woman forced to confront the lowly life she thought she had left behind her.

Hopper has Flik beaten in retaliation and proclaims that the ants are lowly life forms and live to serve the grasshoppers: however, Flik reveals how much they are independent and that the grasshoppers actually need them.

Riffing on the idea of junk e-mail as a lowly commercial life form, Mr. Jarnow along with the other curators, Daniel Greenfeld and Mike Rosenthal, tried to depict how an archaeologist 450 million years in the future might present current culture, based only on relics of spam.

It's no surprise that Lee – Miss Nelle in these parts – is disinclined to receive as lowly a life-form as a reporter.

Is she tired, having just stepped from the stage, or is she depressed at her lowly lot in life?

No young hero like this is without troubles, and Dunne's have to do with angry self-pity stemming from his lowly position in life, aggravated by the death of his sainted mom.

Her storied life — from lowly beginnings to the pinnacle of French couture, with controversial love affairs, bons mots, business failures and comebacks along the way — made her one of France's most celebrated 20th-century heroines.

He wrote about "a minute bacterium that will only grow on living material…or a form of life more lowly organized than the bacterium" (1915: 1242).