Sentence examples for threshold life from inspiring English sources
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Above this threshold, life expectancy per cohort was maximized by the Status Quo.
He truly was on the threshold of life and he lived his life to the full and embraced every opportunity that came his way".
During the debate she said: "[W]e are doing at last a great act of justice to the women of the country ... just as we have [previously] opened the door to the older women, tonight we are opening it to those who are just entering on the threshold of life and in whose hands is the new life of the future country that we are going to build".
"What we wanted to do was give form and scent to threshold in life," she said.
The poems are poised on the threshold between life and death, past and future, suffering and joy, innocence and experience, the miraculous and the ordinary.
They have had to reckon with a dying that left behind no body to weep over, no physical sign of the threshold between life and death.
Meanwhile, Limen promises to be equally allusive, a meditation on the "threshold of life and death, darkness and light" that brings together the light-and-numbers installations of Japanese artist Tatsuo Miyajima with the music of Kaija Saariaho, a Fin.
It addresses how Vuillard's "desire to inhabit the threshold between life and art animates this ever-changing room where nothing is as it seems," according to festival promotional material.
It has been reported that childhood abuse is related to negative cognitive styles, and a lower threshold for life stress events [ 5, 9].
There is a second view about treatment withdrawal that is analogous to the Steinbock view about conception: The Threshold View: Life support may be withdrawn from a newborn infant if and only if their net future well-being falls below a certain minimum threshold.
