Sentence examples for passage life from inspiring English sources

Reading James Salter's haunting novel "A Sport and a Pastime," full of the twinned formality and sensuality of France, I encountered this passage: "Life is composed of certain basic elements," he says.

This trajectory corresponds to a human passage from life, to death, to life, in an endless, but by no means monotonous, recycling.

All three compare the passage of life, along with its signposts and watersheds, its life changing decisions, as a road or path.

"It reflects the intergenerational passage of life".

Hall acknowledges that he has had a complicated passage through life.

This contains the undermeaning of "estate" in the sense of "passage of life".

"The Passage" began life as a conversation between Cronin and his daughter Iris, who was 9 at the time.

Whether or not you go with it, the flow always continues because the passage of life is ever onward.

The underlying journey that the poem charts is a man's passage through life, from birth to death.

I thank Dr. Zuger for looking back and questioning whether there was not a better way to have helped a patient through the passage from life to death.

She added: "We don't give enough credence to that passage of life, and in fact, not everybody reaches the shore.