Sentence examples for to be lived through from inspiring English sources

It is not until well into adulthood that he or she finds the courage to speak out, knowing that this is likely to mean a torrid time, leading up to and in court, when the abuse has to be lived through again.

"I don't think it's a kind of thing that can be prepared for; it just has to be lived through".

As John Michael Greer points out in The Long Descent, our situation is not a problem that can be solved but a predicament to be lived through.

The darkness in our minds and our social orders, literal, moral, or whatever else are still there and have to be lived through with varying degrees of awareness and sensitivity by all of us.

We all know what not to say, and yet somehow we still sometimes say it to other people, because it's the formula, or because we haven't had time to think about what we'd really like to say, or because some part of us just can't go to that place where we know that some things in life have to be lived through instead of conquered.

In her 1969 poem "The Will to Change," the late lesbian poet Adrienne Rich wrote, "We're living through a time/that needs to be lived through us".

For someone of his generation, "the 1970s must have been a fairly extraordinary period to be living through", Simpson said.

"It was a really exciting time to be living through and it continues to be.

Right now, Connecticut seems to be living through both at once.

New York really does seem to be living through 1987 all over again.

"It's not an easy situation to be living through," he said, "but us players are welded together on this.