Sentence examples for reading of life from inspiring English sources

But this is not Trevor's way, nor is it his reading of life.

What it means for us now, in this present rendering, is a lively reading of life as art conceived of in the most simple and elementary terms, whose juncture we have to determine and carry out ourselves in each of our individual readings, private or collective and public.

Are you detecting a theme in my reading, of life before electricity?

Rarer yet is the deepening of my gratitude which followed the reading of Life of Pi, both for the novel and novelist and for the movie adaptation and direction.

It was an unforgettable encounter, maybe the most satisfying reading of my life.

By bringing warring forces to the surface, they reason, a building will present a franker reading of contemporary life.

Seneca's tragedies support a sympathetic reading of his life or, alternatively, just complicate things still further.

On his sketchy apprehension of the past, Plato creates a lexicon: "biographer: from bio-graphy, the reading of a life by means of lines.

A careful reading of A Life suggests that Kazan was haunted by the decision, decades later (he was too shrewd a director to miss its impact).

The work's got more important as I've gotten older.' I tell him that his books invite a parallel reading of his life story.

There was a lot of Mr. Lagerfeld in this collection: his own starched collars, his love of German constructivism and his reading of the life of Lou Andreas-Salomé, whose charms undid both Freud and Nietzsche.