Sentence examples for survival him from inspiring English sources
She is not let into the secret of her brother's survival: him, too, she must mourn.
Mr. Frank confesses that the scandal embarrassed, depressed and angered him and says that his political survival gave him the courage to defend the president as vigorously as he did.
His own survival made him suspect.
Leonardo DiCaprio delivers a barnstorming performance as the embattled Glass, whose quest for survival takes him on a Herzogian odyssey to the very borders of life and death.
Most of his neurosurgical career was spent at the Southern general hospital in Glasgow where countless patients attributed their survival to him.
There was the charge that his quasi-religious commitment to the U.N.'s institutional survival made him a servant of the great powers despite himself, since the U.N. is powerless without them.
His survival allows him to spend time with his wife Bella in her last days of life, and he even retires (a forced retirement but one he seemingly welcomes) from the FBI (a point Chilton considers a loss of focus).
For Perriello, going after Wall Street was not just a matter of conviction; it was the politics of survival, allowing him to draw a sharp line between the interests of the working people of his district and the interests of the Republicans they usually elected.
Being socially connected was a means of survival for him and his genes.
His survival inspired him to seek ways to make aviation safer.
Fred noted that at first he could only manage to think about survival, for him it was "minute by minute or day by day" (F p5).
