Sentence examples for texture of life from inspiring English sources
But the texture of life seems grayer, and gloomier, particularly in the cities.
"It is a wrenchingly vivid report on the texture of life after Doomsday".
The texture of life, the tactile experience, is becoming smooth glass.
Schools are a good example of the texture of life here.
"If that becomes very common," he points out, "that'll change the texture of life.
Throughout his work, he chose materials and objects that were imbued with the texture of life.
"You write well enough," Tom remarks to Everett at their first meeting, "but no writer can reproduce the actual texture of living life".
Along with Doré, artists such as Luke Fildes and Hubert von Herkomer used bold contrasts of light and shade to convey the textures of life in the world's largest metropolis.
In cutting back and forth between then and now, Mr. Moss is more interested in contrasting the moods and textures of life at different ages and eras than at compiling a documentary history.
Books followed at a clip, whether embracing the twin concerns of archaeology and extra-terrestrial life, as in Journal from Ellipsia (1965), or the plainer prose of Textures of Life (1963), which tells of a Manhattan couple who, through their troubles, bring together those of an older generation.
On the one hand, it feels like I am finally alive, that I can now concentrate on the real colors and textures of life.
