Sentence examples for sections of the life from inspiring English sources
Sections of the life of Oscar Wilde, who probably met Lautrec, are inserted for reasons that are never made clear.
There has been an emerging body of research estimating the stability in levels of self-control across different sections of the life course.
One of the most touching sections of the biography chronicles his late-life friendships with the writers Ian Frazier and Prudence Crowther, who oversaw his day-to-day care after he received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
He emerges from deep currents in our culture, and he is tapping into powerful sections of the national fantasy life.
His influence can be seen as well in the more abstract sections of The Tree of Life.
In the old, walled, Arab section of the town life goes on almost as it did a thousand years ago.
The final sections of "Literary Life" are autumnal.
In the next section, some background information of the life expectancy data and the region they stem from is given.
This section presents the life of children in Côte d'Ivoire.
Our survey in 2011 of public perceptions of the most corrupt sections of British public life revealed that the revolving door comes a close second in the public's ranking of potentially corrupt activities.
The bifurcated script by Oren Moverman and Michael Lerner tracks two sections of Wilson's life: the year he quit touring to focus on making the legendary Pet Sounds album (with Paul Dano as the young Brian); and the final years of his bizarre relationship with his manipulative therapist, Eugene Landy (with John Cusack as the older Brian).
