Sentence examples for of having lived from inspiring English sources
That's part of having lived alone for a long time".
He's obviously, rightly, proud of having lived one of the more interesting lives in the theatre.
"When the women look back, it is with a sense of having lived full lives".
Teddie gives the impression of having lived in the present, and revelled in it.
"I feel very proud of having lived and participated in important titles.
They told stories of having lived in shelters and off the kindness of others.
They're all things picked up in flea markets and salvage yards, with a sense of having lived a life already.
He has a somber charm, deep down carrying the unwanted legacy of having lived through the Holocaust.
Just so; if you died on board the Surprise, it would not be for want of having lived.
My parents and grandparents never fully recovered from the strains of having lived in an authoritarian society.
The sense of having lived through some era of insanity probably would have crept in even if the Sept. 11 attacks had never happened, though.
