Sentence examples for man's lifetime from inspiring English sources

It is enchanting what can happen to sexual attitudes in a man's lifetime.

Fielding articulated a squeamishness about Richardson that outlasted either man's lifetime.

Nobody imagined in those days that the reef could be degraded, even disappear, in one man's lifetime.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, January 23 , 1965P. 25 It is enchanting what can happen to sexual attitudes in a man's lifetime.

The New Yorker, January 23 , 1965P. 25 It is enchanting what can happen to sexual attitudes in a man's lifetime.

Painted by Elias Gottlob Haussmann in 1748, a couple of years before Bach's death, it was one of a tiny handful of authenticated pictures painted during the great man's lifetime.

And it gains strength as the story stretches over both Wise men's lifetimes and fills them with resonant complications.

It is told in diary form over one man's long lifetime, but manages to withhold the most basic biographical details along the way.

That straight-sets victory on a flawless summer's afternoon was many things - the end to a 77-year wait, the culmination of one young man's ambition and lifetime's work, the final act in a remarkable run of British sporting success.

In Murasaki's lifetime men continued to write in Chinese, the language of government, but kana became the written language of noblewomen, setting the foundation for unique forms of Japanese literature.

In his recent book, "The Philosophy of Samuel Beckett, John Calderr, Beckett's London publisher, succinctly summarizes "Godot" as a play "about man's sufferings during his lifetime and his helplessness in the face of a world that can never be understood".