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Meanings of human life in English
Usage of human life in English
1
A perennial controversy in human life; coeval with the genealogies of men.
2
There is a great deal of human life that does not change.
3
But the Council members weren't particularly interested in loss of human life.
4
The whole story of a human life lay in that last verse.
5
The incalculableness of human life: God fulfils himself in many unforeseen ways.
6
Is not respect for human life more important than respect for law?
7
In reality they are psychologically needy and damaged examples of human life.
8
Nor was human life yet at rest in the valley of tombs.
9
The wastage of human life has been greatly reduced in recent years.
10
The seasons of human life in broad representation are always before him.
11
I don't know what happened to the basic respect for human life.
12
The poem compares human life in its various aspects to a stream.
13
Peal the fourth: All the records of human life will be revealed.
14
An equally instructive example is abortion and the sanctity of human life.
15
However, at the end, the Pope resumes his interest in human life.
16
Of course all of Shakespeare was worth more than a human life.
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