Sentence examples for replicating lives from inspiring English sources

I looked around in India and saw everyone in their boxes, not coming fully into their own, replicating lives lived before.

The sadness for me is that Noel never came close to replicating Live Forever's sheer force of personality.

Traditional societies like this one saw time cyclically; life's goal was to replicate lives lived before.

The other side to creating more complex songs is, of course, that they are harder to replicate live.

Tamsin Chislett, Partnerships Manager, Living Goods, Kampala, Uganda @TamsinChislett Tamsin works with organisations seeking to adapt and replicate Living Goods' business model.

"Interstellar" was an orchestral-laden, panoramic pop album bathed in swirling echoes — a collection Rose admits was difficult to replicate live — but "Herein Wild," which is centered on tragedy and disappointment, is more concise.

So the Shayotas' replaced the labeling and display boxes with counterfeit labels that appeared to replicate Living Essentials' packaging, according to the indictment.

Ms. Tudor frequently said that she was the reincarnation of a sea captain's wife who lived from 1800 to 1840 or 1842, and that it was this earlier life she was replicating by living so ardently in the past.

At "Five Friends," an exhibition currently on display at the Children's Museum of Boston, children learn about Japanese culture by playing in rooms created to replicate the lives of five Japanese children.

He added: "Nearly all of us want to be able to relocate to replicate our lives somewhere else nearby in a similar little hamlet.

Pediatricians and parents have deemed the approach safe enough for the past 50 years to warrant the inoculation of hundreds of millions of children with live, replicating viruses, and millions of human lives have been spared from death or disfigurement as a result.