Sentence examples for ordinary human life from inspiring English sources

"No, I think that what is being memorialized is ordinary human life, and New York is full of bricolage — this city is very good at it," Cooper said.

The novel's opening epigram, from George Eliot, tells us how we would truly be overwhelmed if we had "a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life".

O'Connor writes well here of what George Eliot called that vision of "ordinary human life," ordinary human suffering, that we cannot let into our hearts.

Oddly enough, the missing piece is perhaps the best description of the one thing that every great writer really does need: a keen vision and feeling of ordinary human life.

It is partly this sense - of the occult functioning not merely as a source of gratuitous chills but also as a way of thinking about the tensions of ordinary human life - that gives these stories their enduring depth.

If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow and the squirrel's heart beat, and we should die of that roar which lies on the other side of silence.

The metaphor šī saule symbolizes ordinary everyday human life, while viņa saule indicates the invisible world where the sun goes at night, which is also the abode of the dead.

"I was constantly refusing the ordinary human side of life.

In the ordinary commerce of human life people frequently just do not take to one another.

"Never Let Me Go" is a miraculous novel, because it is an allegory that points straight at us — at ordinary, obedient, unfree human life.

The idea of the show was to suggest that the most ordinary spaces of human life, cleverly curated, could be made special.