Sentence examples for turn life from inspiring English sources

The passage of time doesn't just turn life into history; it also changes the contours of history itself.

Edgar, having had a glimpse of his own mortality, speaks of losing his "talent to turn life into fiction".

"The Waves" is partly about forms of storytelling, of the ways different minds turn life into narrative.

In short, the elbow of the creator — someone, as Gorra says, "whose job is to turn life into narrative" — is forever nudged by opportunism.

Fashion and public relations share a charter to turn life to their own advantage, to make malleable and commercially useful the naked human perception.

A lot of previous research has shown that educational interventions can have sizable impacts on personality traits and, in turn, life outcomes.

But when personalized security programs work, they can turn life-threatening situations into mere blips on the radar.

Without them, virtually all children are infected by age 3; most cases are mild, but some unpredictably turn life-threatening.

What would be a minor ailment in otherwise healthy children can turn life-threatening in the chronically undernourished like Kim Yuk.

The group's statement, based in part on studies from the 1960's, when smallpox vaccination was routine, reports that for every million people more than a year old who were vaccinated, 1 or 2 died, 9 suffered from a brain infection and more than 100 developed eczema vaccinatum, a severe illness and skin rash that can leave deep scars and can occasionally turn life-threatening.

There were virtually no miracle-stories or marvelous legends in Possidius's work to arouse Protestant skepticism; it came from an eyewitness explicitly committed to a truthful account; and it had a conveniently strong threefold structure discussing in turn life-chronology, personal character and last days and death.