Sentence examples for resigned alive from inspiring English sources
Lincoln has the weight of his own history on his shoulders as well, but even before we know this we see it: when he walks in on Booth at the beginning of the play, wearing a frock coat, a fake beard, a stovepipe hat, and white face paint, he looks grave and resigned, alive only in the broadest definition of the word.
The lucky ones receive a letter warning them to quit, and resign to stay alive.
And for the first 20 minutes or so of "The Night Alive," I was cheerfully resigned to what I assumed would be a piquant, sentimental slice of naturalism, well-cut but familiar in flavor.
He's a guy who's resigned to his indentured servitude of being alive.
"Whatever God may want," Ms. González said through tears, "whether my daughter is alive or dead, I am resigned to whatever may come".
But it happens all the same, inadvertently, vicariously really, through Rainey, a man as desperate to keep his past alive as Wyeth has been resigned to having lost his.
They helped to raise sufficient funds to keep the expedition alive, but several members of the party resigned or abandoned the venture.
He seems resigned to the change, despite his past efforts to keep skateboarding alive on the South Bank.
Is there a bidder alive who is the right combination of rich, social-climbing, and resigned to mortality?
Now, even after Mr. McGreevey has resigned as a result of a gay-sex scandal, the investigation into his two former top aides appears to be still alive.
