Sentence examples for sections of life from inspiring English sources

I like to pull out little sections of life.

Here were whole sections of life not on the Royal Geographical Society's agenda: polygamous domestic arrangements, gossip, laughter, jewelry, bridal costumes, bridal terrors, children.

A book that changed me... was 'The Prophet' by Khalil Gibran, which has passages about every section of life.

They are a cross section of life in Texas, which is why the effects of their deployment will ripple across the state.

This is a glistening section of life pinned on a slide, seen with such accuracy and detail it appears to be twitching.

Tales of lonely survival have a durable, almost primal appeal, and the middle section of "Life of Pi" confidently clears a space for itself alongside "Robinson Crusoe and Robert Zemeckiss's "Cast Away".

It is given to few people to take a whole section of life with them when they die: cricket survived the loss of Don Bradman, popular music the demise of Frank Sinatra.

I have loved the preface to the "Lyrical Ballads" since my twenties, because I felt it was such a definite and brave claiming of poetry for a much wider section of life and experience than it could have been.

God has visited a good cross-section of life with me.

Yet within this tiny cross section of life I shall never forget the honour and privilege of mounting the rostrum to collect a 'gold' for England".

You can carve out a section of life and say: "after decades of research and years of growing consensus, I still won't believe it," but I find that hypocritical.