Sentence examples for reason to survive from inspiring English sources

She said she had a reason to survive, but that ultimately it was just down to luck.

This fool has no reason to survive - except that he finds himself in the most forgiving of plays.

Prudential norms are usually taken to have a hypothetical structure: if you have prudential reason to survive the disease, and believing that you are going to do so will help you achieve this end, then other things being equal you should believe that you are going to survive.

Unlike a lot of these games, which go on indefinitely until you expire, there's a goal to The Flame in the Flood, a reason to survive and continue to persevere against the extreme conditions.

I think of Tony Hoagland's poem "Reasons to Survive November," where he says: "I shove joy like a knife/into my own heart..."...

I did not know it was teaching me to acquire what is essential to the greatest works of imagination: the magical throbbing of the heart, defining us as human beings, connecting us to one another, giving us a reason to live, a way to survive, and to understand not just the value of happiness and love, but their close proximity to pain and loss.

In the early years, some mothers looked to their surviving children as the reason to go on.

Don't be an idiot: there's no reason to start trying to survive on sunlight alone, or anything like that.

I think it's when the company faces adversity of extraordinary proportions, when there's no reason for the company to survive, when you're looking at incredible odds — that's when culture is developed, character is developed.

And now that I am free, I'm reminded from time to time that the reason I was able to survive my recent federal sentence was not because Canada is so enlightened in its treatment of its prisoners.

There's a big reason why they managed to survive through time because of their timeless content, designed to be appreciated by people from different generations.