Sentence examples for worthwhile lives from inspiring English sources
"Stay-at-home mothers 'have the most worthwhile lives'", reports the Telegraph.
There is nothing in any theory of evolution that tells us to protect the weak and help them live independent and worthwhile lives.
Rudin's film is based on the exceptionally artful new biography "Cleopatra," by Stacy Schiff (Little Brown; $29.99), which joins two other worthwhile lives of the Queen published in the past few months, by Duane Roller and by Adrian Goldsworthy.
Aristotelians emphasise virtues and intrinsic values that make for worthwhile lives.Mr Sandel then suggests objections and counter-objections to each of those learned answers.
Addition of extra worthwhile lives cannot make an outcome worse.
Critics have also been sceptical to the idea that the addition of worthwhile lives (below the critical level) should contribute negatively to an outcome.
This is, I think, the great, redeeming quality of city life, what makes it worthwhile living here, despite all the thoughtless depredations of bikers and truckers, and radio blasters.
COMPARING his cost of living to his standard of living, Brad Hock concluded it was no longer worthwhile to live, rent-free, at home with his parents and endure a tedious commute.
No! No! No! It's much more worthwhile to live!" There's a Hebraic Yiddish expression: kadai.
In moments like these – and there are dozens of them scattered across the works we have chosen to perform on Monday – you know what Nietzsche meant when he wrote "music is something for the sake of which it is worthwhile to live on earth".
They lead on the whole worthwhile but humdrum lives.
