| He replies talking about having a wife he loves and who loves him, a wonderful daughter and a good life. |
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| He linked these themes to the eternal questions of what is love, what is the good life, and what death is. |
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| Do these not include the expressive and deliberative interests people have in formulating their own conceptions of the good life? |
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| Its flabbiness strongly suggested that Charles indulged a little too heavily in the good life. |
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| In as far as farm drudgery and prison could offer a good life at all, things weren't bad compared to life in British jails at the time. |
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| The long-haul flight, palm-fringed beach and the gentle surf create, after all, the one true image of the contemporary good life. |
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| Three people pursue with integrity their different and irreconcilable ideas of the good life, leading to unavoidable disaster. |
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| Live a good life according to God and you'll go to a form of paradise, live a sinful life and you'll go to a form of torture. |
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| This is one of the most useful sites on the net in my opinion, offering good life hacks for better use of your time and your technology. |
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| For Tiffin the good life is not swanking around the hot spots of London clubland but a chance to put on the wellies and head for his allotment. |
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| Here I have a rendezvous with the Timmermans, a Belgian couple who swapped the world of high finance for the good life. |
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| Living a good life and allowing others to do so is the good option available to each one of us. |
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| Our discussion will consider questions of rights, individual freedom, harm, and conceptions of the good life. |
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| I have long held that sleeping and lying abed are the principal foundations for the good life. |
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| Singletons living the good life may one day be forced to move back home with mum and dad unless they take evasive action now, a report warns. |
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| The first we shall consider goes by sketching some conception of the good life, the summum bonum. |
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| At university, he was considered to be too interested in the good life rather than studying. |
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| Clearly she has achieved the good life, but what about the people she purports to represent? |
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| What harm is there in trying to live a good life and to maintain public decency? |
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| That disgusting brute had actually been viewed as a decent catch for a local girl because, compared to his neighbours, he lived a good life. |
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| The emphasis was on living the good life in the here and now, whether in the city state or the cosmopolis. |
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| He displays a hedonism and love of the good life that mirrors the promiscuous and hellraising lifestyle Liam had. |
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| We do have a fledgling population of cosmopolites living the good life almost without cars. |
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| You're a great conversationalist, and you're an expert at living the good life. |
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| I cannot believe he has no thoughts of the club and supporters who gave him a good life. |
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| Sure, we argue but we try to make sure that our kids have a good life, and do everything as a family, from trips to the beach to the weekly shop. |
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| You cannot live a good life, a virtuous life, by avoiding or ignoring the world of vice, sin and sleaze. |
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| They move into a tenement, the only place they can afford, and set about making a good life despite some serious setbacks. |
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| The research indicates that men are most drawn to your desire to live the good life. |
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| After nine months of living the good life at home in Split, that would simply be too great a mountain to climb. |
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| From Women's Liberation to Gay Liberation, these groups pressed an unvanquished claim to a share of the good life. |
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| Management of the risk factors in diabetes retinopathy is more important to have a good life. |
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| Along the way we see some occasional impulse in him to live a good life, a fulfilling life. |
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| Frank Gorshin and Shirley Jones play a con artist couple who have gambled and grifted their way into the good life. |
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| One condition that may plausibly contribute to a person's quality of life or good life is his or her physical mobility. |
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| And we're counting on them to build a good life for themselves and for their community. |
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| Taste the good life in Santa Fe, New Mexico, filled with art galleries, adobe hotels and flavorful restaurants. |
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| They would have been able to hunker down, graft, get a mortgage for a two-bedroom terraced house, all the constitutive elements of what used to pass for the Asian good life. |
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| For a taste of the good life, stroll through the first-class cabin in the full-size mock-up of the A380 on display at Airbus headquarters in Toulouse. |
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| Illingworth lights a cigar, sighs and drinks to a good life. |
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| But Furst also conveys the elegant, decadent delights of the prewar good life. One Hungarian character has his sauerkraut cooked not in beer but champagne. |
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| People in the Netherlands saw advertising and magic lantern shows that promised a good life on the Canadian Prairies. |
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| The attraction was still the work and the apparently endless supply of timber, but there was a chance to make a good life and home in Cowichan. |
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| The good life may have sufficed for Plato and Aristotle, but it is no longer enough. |
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| It allows people to play out the good life fantasy without having to actually turn their back garden into a smallholding. |
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| But I have a good life, good family, and good friends and really I cannot complain. |
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| Where is there true reward and punishment in a world where so many innocent and righteous suffer while so many evil people seem to enjoy the good life? |
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| He is a carefree, generous young man who pursues the good life with gusto, partying and carousing with his friends. |
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| These names equally evoked a good life, but were mellifluous, endearing, non-offensive... and banal. |
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| The Prime Minister's taste for the good life comes at the expense of our troops. |
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| In listening to poetry we are supporting a necessary ingredient of the good life. |
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| Our society is marked by a set of fundamental disagreements about the nature of the good life. |
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| As key aspects of the good life, religion and relationality are also connected. |
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| Slow down and savour the good life in Orange, which sits at the foot of an extinct volcano, four hour's drive west of Sydney. |
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| Nationality was taken by everyone in those days to be the final form in which a people consolidated themselves in order to live the good life. |
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| Attachment to a different conception of the good life became by default a pitiable recoiling into crude medievalism. |
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| He is a trickster who is greedy and mischievous, but who also teaches humans how to live a good life. |
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| It had a good life, it was beginning to get really tired of the trip since I bought it at the banks of the Titicaca lake, but I will remember it! |
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| Most children and young people in Sweden lead a good life and live in secure and good material circumstances with both or one of their parents. |
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| They combine in the ideal of a full, good life for everyone, to which education ministers. |
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| We want all families to be able to build a good life and share in that prosperity. |
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| She described that man as an optimistic person who had believed that he could work hard and make a good life for his family. |
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| My vision and my responsibility as a Mayor is to make Växjö a city where it is simple and profitable to live a good life without fossil fuels. |
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| By following Hinduism they should be able to lead a very good life, so that when they reincarnate, they get a good birth to continue their spiritual education. |
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| How can one choose and what is the appropriate Tao or way for a good life? |
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| Sunny beaches and balmy winters are part of the good life in Florida. |
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| Meanwhile, the famous rooftop deck, with its awe-inspiring view of the Basilica dome and Loring Park, remains about living the good life, unpretentiously. |
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| The priest was summoned to give Paddy a dressing down about some mischief he had been getting into and to extol the virtues and benefits of living a good life. |
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| We understand that the good life is something we make together in households and communities, in partnership with other people and in harmony with Nature. |
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| Like a lot of westerners, they had a fascination with the good life. |
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| We seek prosperity, security and a good life for all of our citizens. |
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| Served with rich red wine and beef ragu, this was a taste of the good life in this fertile part of Italy the British enviously call Chiantishire. |
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| Views on what constitutes a good life, or a good quality of life, depend on and determine people's values, behaviours and the shaping of policies. |
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| He can change and be taught to lead a good life. |
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| For Tom has joined the growing band of Scots who are living the good life in a telecottage. |
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| Certain fringe ecologists are quite as reversionist in their thinking, and reach even farther back for their image of the good life. |
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| After almost 20 years with CFPSA and its predecessor, the Director General Personnel Services, Norm Mercier is seeking the good life in retirement. |
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| The distinction between good and bad underlies what has been sketched above, albeit implicitly, as the good life that we should embrace and strive for. |
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| Despite what he and his backslappers may insist, 30 years living the good life in Paris is not punishment. |
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| In status-conscious small towns, this inspired other villagers to emigrate, and within several years many of the houses emptied out — becoming lavish, tenantless temples to the good life in America. |
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| Community focus groups and a literature review, which included the medicine wheel approach, living the good life and land and language, were an essential part of the process. |
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| You can visit the millionaire playground of Palm Beach, Florida, and live the good life for a fraction of what big-timers spend. |
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| However, because ethics is the aim of the good life, it is only possible to rule on the ethical meaning of a situation if it takes on an existential meaning. |
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| Summer in the Swan Valley is all about the good life. |
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| A good life insurance program will ensure that your spouse and your children receive sufficient replacement income and have access to the liquid assets needed to pay the taxes and other expenses resulting from your death. |
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| I want to thank her today because her hard work in ensuring that our family remained out of debt has made it possible for me look forward to a good life in my retirement. |
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| Seen from outside, our Europe is a model of the good life. |
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| The traditional view underemphasizes the role of unanticipated discoveries about the good life. |
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| To my mind, this sounds like the good life that includes respect for nature, temperance, mindfulness, and cooperativeness. |
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| If people cannot build a good life for themselves in their own country because the fruits of their labour cannot be sold in our markets, they will always try to immigrate. |
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| The Dubrovnik senate then paid for him to study church law in Italy. He lived the good life in Sienna, keeping company with the nobility and briefly taking up the position of rector at the university. |
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| There was plenty of money left for the good life, however many millions he spent on good works—endowing many other palaces of culture, and, when he became a keen environmentalist, saving a threatened shoreline in Georgia. |
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| The key is good animal welfare. From pigpen to plate, it's a good life. |
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| The bunny rabbit inquisitively sniffs his way round his new home. Happy and well-fed on carrots and water by the children in his new hutch: a good life! |
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| In this framework besides the material minimum for a good life, health and good social relations, security is considered as one of the key elements of human well-being that influence the freedom of choice. |
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| When we got married we could buy our house and furniture and live a good life, but now I couldn't even buy food for my children's breakfast before they go to school, were it not for the food vouchers we're receiving. |
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| Human well-being depends on what resources enable people to do and to be, and the ability to convert resources into a good life varies across people. |
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| Jacqueline was so named simply because their mother had liked the ring of the word, sounding Parisian and worldly and auguring, to her mind, a good life. |
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| Pleasure and peace do naturally result from a holy and good life. |
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| One way to avoid this possible fragmentation of society would be to find something to say to those who insist that their conception of the good life is not transhuman. |
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