Sentence examples for spaces of life from inspiring English sources

It is about the reterritorialisation of different spaces of life.

In doing this, the paper reviews recent debates in the literature on Tokyo, debates that suggest a difference in view between those who see urban life-spaces as conditioned increasingly by a neoliberal policy approach and others for whom the pattern and spaces of life in Tokyo are colored by a more distinct set of policies molded by the (neo-) developmental state.

"The original cubicle form was the inception of designers making structures for creating and exchanging ideas -- Herman Miller company called this 'a place for transacting abstractions.' The real place now for transacting abstractions is beyond the workplace and in real spaces of life -- the cafe, the airport, the waiting room, the lounge, the gym, the spa, the hotel lobby".

As far away as this seems from club culture, we can't ever forget or overstate the part that the wide open spaces of life outside of cities changed our understanding of what dance music and the function it plays within society and, frankly, how could we, given the glut of Everything Was Better Back in the Old Days Mate articles that appear week in week out?

However, settlement shapes resulting from the spatial behavior of the communities that build their own space of life can play a role that should not be neglected.

It placed a laser focus on a small space of life and a single family without playing too much to the years.

Bolaño seemed to be more concerned with melding the otherworldly with the real, constructing sentences that mean to span the space of life and death at once instead of simply trying to explain or outline the everyday.

Her recent book, Modernism and the Architecture of Private Life looks at how the spaces of everyday life mold us into who we are.

It is a quiet space, an open, light and wild space, full of life and miracles.

These events transform neighborhoods from spaces of everyday life into zones of exception.

Conflicts produce violence through death, confinement, torture, and control of spaces of everyday life.