Sentence examples for treating life from inspiring English sources

Rinri's favorite pastime is "playing," which Amélie misinterprets as treating life like a game.

Design thinking, as rendered in the book, is about treating life in a more improvisational way.

Epistemic best practices recommend treating "life has meaning" as a more-or-less self-evident, non-conditional proposition.

It was only partly to do with the victim, and mostly to do with controlling the consequences that would inevitably flow from treating life as expendable.

On Sunday, those characters will exit the series in much the same way that they began it, treating life like a prepaid, vaguely disappointing all-you-can-eat buffet.

The findings showed a significant improvement in perception of the meaningfulness of life in four categories of improvement: expanded viewpoint, sadness about death, treating life sincerely, and instilling hope in life.

Despite this, aminoglycosides remain the 'go to' drug for treating life-threatening infections, a choice made by many physicians worldwide.

This prototype wound dressing designed for easy handling and with long-lasting antimicrobial properties represents an effective option for treating life-threatening microbial infections due to thermal injuries.

It is unfortunate that a doctor can earn $2,000 per hour performing a cosmetic procedure while a primary care physician earns far less preventing and treating life-threatening diseases like diabetes and hypertension.

But those countries also have medical teams that are better at recognizing and treating life-threatening pregnancy complications, investigations have found, and experts note they do not face factors like poor access to maternity care.

Although implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) therapy has been found to be effective in preventing and treating life-threatening arrhythmias, adjusting to the ICD and resuming a normal lifestyle are often difficult.