Sentence examples for observed life from inspiring English sources
As Kierkegaard once observed, "Life must be lived forward, but understood backward".
He said he didn't regret bringing the case and observed: "Life is life," before speeding off in a black Merecedes.
If observed life could be translated literally into art, the world's museums, libraries and film archives would overflow with classics.
After all, as the great medical communicator Professor Petr Skrabanek observed: "Life itself is a universally fatal sexually transmitted disease".
As Ibsen himself observed: "Life for Hedda is a farce which isn't worth seeing through to the end".
Mr. Vongerichten observed, "Life in Alsace is lived mostly around the table, and every time I think about growing up there, it keeps me grounded".
The observed life-history changes in the Mt. Hood population are in accordance with results from theoretical (Abrams et al. 1996; Roff 2002; Bradshaw and Holzapfel 2008) and empirical studies (e.g., Dingle et al. 1990; Blanckenhorn and Fairbairn 1995; Orr 1996; Berner et al. 2004), indicating that insects respond to shorter-growing seasons by accelerating their development.
Most recently, a cost-effectiveness analysis in severe sepsis and septic shock using an advanced Bayesian approach observed life-years gained with albumin relative to crystalloid therapy, and concluded that albumin may be the most cost-effective intravenous solution in this patient population [ 87].
They had stopped observing life.
Calling at a bar, we sat observing life.
Just observe life as it passes by, and see what you notice.
