Sentence examples for overlapping lives from inspiring English sources

When I visited him at home in west London just before Christmas we began to explore his overlapping lives.

Toward the end of "Full Circles, Overlapping Lives," Bateson recounts a struggle with chronic fatigue syndrome that temporarily rendered her unable to teach.

Paul Haggis's 2005 film "Crash," which received three Academy Awards, envisioned overlapping lives in a Los Angeles animated entirely by racial and ethnic prejudice.

Various plots are kept going from beginning to end, but the main interest is generated by the overlapping lives of the principal characters.

Ever since, the McCains have led only partly overlapping lives, with Mr. McCain — who was first elected to the Senate in 1986 — spending the week in Washington.

His chapter titles reveal the successive, overlapping lives he has identified: "prodigy," "misfit" and so on, finally to "revolutionary" and "victim".

At one point on Saturday night, it was possible to switch television channels between overlapping live broadcasts of matches in England, Germany, Italy and Spain — and impossible to avoid the new or discarded Madrid star players.

So, as usual, we are pulled between overlapping versions of reality, live and faked, with neither predominating.

Though giant anteaters live in overlapping home ranges, they are mostly solitary except during mother-offspring relationships, aggressive interactions between males, and when mating.

The eastern box turtle and Blanding's turtle are similar in appearance to the wood turtle and all three live in overlapping habitats.

Eusocial species exhibit cooperative brood care, overlapping generations of individuals living together, and a division of labor in which one or few individuals monopolize reproduction.