Sentence examples for waters of life from inspiring English sources

Does your spiritual path help you navigate the emotional waters of life?

In "Shower" she is an Aphrodite, drenched by the waters of life and psychic fluidity.

The play is among Mr. Albee's darkest, a troubling meditation on the rough waters of life at any and all stages, and the darkness that looms at the end.

He acknowledged the brief, aggressive, painful cancer that devastated him, and with dignity and gentleness he guided his death, just as he had helped so many patients and friends navigate the unknown waters of life and death over past decades.

I can't put it half as eloquently as Julian Barnes who, explaining how books can help us steer through the tricky waters of life, said in Flaubert's Parrot: "Books say: she did this because.

But in "Never Swim Alone," a peculiar theater piece by a Canadian playwright, Daniel Mac Ivor, at the SoHo Playhouse, the two designated buddies try to drown each other as they dog paddle through the troubled waters of life.

This is, after all, a drink whose name means water of life in Latin.

"It's the water of life, but so rarely do we get to drink from it.

And the appetite in Taiwan for the "water of life" keeps growing.

I once had a friend, of Greek Cypriot extraction, whose dad had a catchphrase "whisky: the water of life".

They are the goo, if not water, of life: peanut butter on the bottom and melted chocolate on the top.