Sentence examples for was lived through from inspiring English sources

His dedication to faith and family was lived through his service to many charitable organizations.

In school, class was lived through a ludicrous competition over whose parents had the most impressive consumer goods.

Much attention is paid to how the war was lived through, both at home and on the front.

Descriptions of how he had been severely bullied at school were used to explain how he had become a pitiable, alienated individual who barely left the house except to empty his bins, and whose only life was lived through the internet.

Essentially what we were living through was one nation under a (polyphonic) groove.

I knew I was living through tumultuous history.

But just two years ago Libya was living through 1429.

Johnson was aware that he was living through an exciting political period.

Britain was living through the end of empire; everything was shrinking.

"In 1975–I mean I was living through a textbook case," says he. "We shrank.

In an interview, he said that he felt he was living through "Groundhog Day".