Sentence examples for storm of life from inspiring English sources

This woman represents a butterfly caught in a storm of life, death and uncertainty who is unable to fly.

"Wagner said in an essay that the piece is metaphorical for how one survives the storm of life," he added.

Without going into too much detail, a perfect storm of life events left me anxious and depressed.

Dive boats chum up the waters with hundreds of pounds of discarded fish scraps, drawing a storm of life from miles around.

In the past, when I was under a lot of pressure from what I call "the storm of life", I was often lonely.

Elsewhere in his essay on Norman Mailer, James Baldwin writes, "The thing that most white people imagine they can salvage from the storm of life is their innocence".

"Will your anchor hold in the storms of life?" he said.

Serene and turbulent gestures made "Swimming" a choreographic metaphor for the calms and storms of life.

She keeps everything running smoothly and always made sure that home was a refuge from the storms of life.

The 53 Percenters, on the other hand, say things like, "My faith in God has always helped me weather the storms of life, not a government hand out".

We all know the meaning of home, the longing for a durable habitation — shelter from the storms of life — that is bred into our bones.