Sentence examples for scattered existence from inspiring English sources

The dark side of rock is a lot crazier, but, for Aldous, performing again brings the elements of his scattered existence together.

But many other gypsies "everywhere --some 10m in 40 countrieverywhere --some notion of kingship contradicteverywhere --somed existence.Unlike the other great diaspora, the Jews, the gypsies have never desired their own nation state.

This too is relatable to many audience members who are trying to organize their lives and transition from a scattered existence, to a more structured lifestyle (but still spontaneous and fun).

For me they were about the chance encounters between strangers that can touch lives, and the miraculous events scattered throughout daily existence.

It seems like it could come into existence when joined only if it went out of existence when scattered.

With his younger second wife Lotte Altmann chronically ill, his peers scattered and the "posthumous existence" of the exile closing in, his depression deepened.

A few miles away, Melinda Colón, 52, wipes away tears as she looks down at the remnants of her existence still scattered across the yard: a mattress, a broken door, a piece of zinc roof.

There are no good estimates of the worldwide totals of such scattered trees, but their existence provides many locally useful products and extends the resources in the forested areas.

The remnants of Guccione's material existence were scattered to the wind, abandoned, and repossessed by creditors.

Scattered around the world as a minority among minorities, their existence is a constant battle for political recognition, financial survival and cultural continuity.

The typical feature of semi-arid African savannas is the co-existence of scattered trees and shrubs with a continuous grass layers (Scholes and Archer 1997; Sankaran et al. 2004).