Sentence examples for without having lived from inspiring English sources

Life without having lived, chiefly.

About 23 percent of women and 18 percent of men married without having lived together.

Who in 2001 became the first footballer to have played for England without having lived in the country?

Today's pygmy cultures, says Campbell delightedly, still practice much of Bizou's art, hence his contention that "you can't really write about the history of comedy without having lived with the pygmies" - which he intends, in the near future, to do.

I suppose I could have written about motherhood without having lived it – Lionel Shriver is eerily accurate about its mindgames in We Need to Talk About Kevin – but I suspect that it would have taken me 10 years instead of one.

To be precise, and pace Aslan, Islam is undergoing a counter-reformation without having lived through a reformation.

It seems now that the Vanvelzers, reported missing by a California woman claiming to be a relative, may have died without ever having lived.

After reading them all, he lingered awhile, and then he said, "Many here died in Israel without ever having lived in it, really.

I have seen some professionals play the GeoArb game without ever having lived in the economic powerhouses, but it's rare.

To imagine having lived without either of them leaves me feeling empty...incomplete...incomplete

Since Donald Trump began threatening to deport millions of immigrants in America, those who live here without papers have lived in a state of uncertainty and fear.