Sentence examples for point lifelong from inspiring English sources

"At this point, lifelong Republicans are not surprised by Judge Moore's association with a book that takes scripture out of context and preaches invalid beliefs," Tynes told me.

Taken together, the precondition of black consent and the persistence that characterized Lincoln's approach to colonization point to lifelong expectations that significant numbers of African-Americans would eventually choose to depart the United States.

In the memoir writing classes I teach, I've noticed that the archetype of the bohemian mother is at turns a symbol of refuge and a point of lifelong resentment.

The antennal organization is similar to the bristletail, with antennal breaking points and lifelong molting.

Connections between hypothalamic inflammatory set points and lifelong cancer risk are obscure, but clearly deserve further investigation.

In 1938 came the debacle that marked the lowest point of his lifelong screen affair.

It marked (forgive me) the high point in a lifelong obsession.

They don't dislike national service but there is no cutoff point: it is lifelong".

The end point on a lifelong project across oceans, aspirations, cultures and generations that has landed him pretty much right back where he started.

A French Protestant who admired John Calvin and worshiped with a Presbyterian congregation, Vahanian approached the question of God's relevance from the vantage point of a lifelong churchgoer.

Admittedly, our results only chart the reduction in units and clinicians involved in primary surgical repair, but given that the surgery is the starting point of a lifelong treatment programme, it is very likely to reflect the geography of the entire service.