Sentence examples for might be lived from inspiring English sources

Every action of living, each moment of the everyday, posed a question: how it might be lived differently, more truthfully and more respectfully.

The feeling of the wedding is that, ahead, there are thousands of lives that might be lived.

It has aliens, starships, mind-bending technologies, but they're all part of a deeper system of images and ideas; part of a vision of life, and how it might be lived.

Moreover, once we recognise (a) that the PSBs have an obligation to give voice to diverse views in society and (b) that the significant choices are not those between one brand and another, but about how our lives might be lived, the existence of PSBs widens choice.

Speaking in the midst of global and national perplexity – the Cuban missile crisis had come to a head the previous October, the civil rights march on Washington took place in August, and US confidence was to suffer a catastrophic blow in November of that year – the 12 seers are almost comically optimistic regarding life as it might be lived two decades thence.

As Frodo demonstrates for me the ancient art of shoving a spoon up one's nostril, I realise that, by dedicating years of their lives to honing totally impractical abilities, these performers afford us all an idiosyncratic perspective on how life might be lived away from the rat-race.

And of course, the next assumption is there just might be living organisms on Europa.

It wasn't inconceivable that a snake might be living there.

Does it matter that we might be living in a simulation?

"Larry David and Kenny Kramer might be living across the hall from each other in Brooklyn these days.

He guessed that about 12 otters might be living on Long Island, equally divided between Nassau and Suffolk.