Sentence examples for the course of lives from inspiring English sources

Religion shapes the course of lives and nations, after all.

The second meaning emphasizes those qualities that make all people alike and that distinguish psychological man from other species; it directs the personality theorist to search for those regularities among all people that define the nature of man as well as the factors that influence the course of lives.

Waldo Salt adapted James Leo Herlihy's novel about a pair small-time hustlers in New York gimpy Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman) and Texas transplant Joe Buck Jon Voightt)—who unexpectedly bond in the course of living their marginal existences.

Tell us, briefly, what you've learned about life in the course of living it, what lessons you want to leave behind and what you might do differently if you had a second time around.

Reapplication of CO2 restored the localization to filaments (Figure 2D), which despite some movement during the course of live-imaging, reappeared in approximately the same locations throughout the oocyte (Figure 2E).

During the course of live cell imaging we observed considerable turnover of HCV-infected cells.

Research should seek to identify the dimensions of disability that are episodic in nature, specifically the types of disability that fluctuate daily, within the day, and the larger fluctuations in health over the course of living with HIV.