Sentence examples for walk the world from inspiring English sources

Sure, their actions probably prevented plenty of civilian massacres, but they also left Adam ill-equipped to walk the world alone.

Some of us believe that when it's our turn to walk the world, we can and will do so, on our own.

"When death strikes down the young," Charles Dickens wrote in "The Old Curiosity Shop," "a hundred virtues rise, in shapes of mercy, charity, and love, to walk the world, and bless it".

That requires strength and the ability to walk the world with confidence knowing that on your own you're a survivor and in partnership your potential may be even greater.

Haze's poem depicted an everyday kind of magic: the capacity of culture to help us imagine who we might become — not in terms of where to aim our libido but of how to walk the world with dignity and confidence.

There's a bit to quibble with here, particularly the fact that three of the stories are about men who walk the world wearing blinders, while women are largely present as archetypes of knowing virtue or seers of the light.

She untangles the knots, then Walks the World barefoot.

André Cadere's striped sticks, the pilgrim staffs with which he walked the world, are bought and sold.

The 7- to 18-day itineraries at Walking the World, based in Fort Collins, Colo., range from Utah to Iceland to the Galápagos Islands.

In the end, Macklemore resolves to keep walking the world aware of his privilege, hopeful that his listeners will do the same.

The generals and admirals walked the world and worked their way through a series of potential national security crises, locked in debate over what kind of military — its size, its capability — the nation will require in the next five years.