It, of course, has its practical use in one's daily life.
After this surprising feat of memory, the missionary said gently that memorizing was not enough; the truth must be practised in daily life.
In the immense treasure involved, and in blood too, given out, not on an occasional battlefield, but in the continual battle of daily life to meet the terrible drain of taxation, it costs immensely more.
It is lamentably true that comparatively few of the inhabitants of earth are growing people; most of them are content with a slow, dull routine of daily life.
There are persons whose routine of daily life is seldom if ever disturbed; whose minds are at ease on material questions.
This is not a "made up" dream, but a little bit out of my daily life; just an experience occurring on the way home from the seminary.
The supposed "dream" is a commonplace bit out of my daily life.
For the savage is convinced not only that magical ceremonies affect persons and things afar off, but that the simplest acts of daily life may do so too.
Among the Melanesians of Mota, one of the New Hebrides islands, the conception of an external soul is carried out in the practice of daily life.
The germ of the idea he certainly has, and he acts upon it, not only in magic art, but in much of the business of daily life.
As to marriage, I think the intercourse of heart and mind may be fully enjoyed without entering into this partnership of daily life.
In daily life I could never hope to be an unfailing fountain of energy and bounteous love.
I could visit ---- more nobly than in daily life, through the soul of our souls.
Wisdom has come, experience has been bought, taste has been cultivated, the man has educated himself to the uttermost in the great school of daily life.
All our work may be worship, and we may 'pray without ceasing,' though no supplications come from our lips, if our hearts are in touch with Him and through our daily life we serve and honour Him.
Some of us perhaps may have had gleams, at the beginning of our career, that seemed to give hope of fields of activity more brilliant and of work far better than we have ever had or done again in the long weary toil of daily life.
I admit that such are not for the tenderness of daily life; their influence must be high, distant, starlike, to be pure.
But, whatever were the facts of daily life, I cannot complain of the age and nation which represents its thought by such a symbol as I see before me at this moment.
Laurie combines, with the external advantages of a beautiful person and easy address, all the charm which quick perceptions and intelligent sympathy give to the intercourse of daily life.
The old hackneyed round of daily lifeat Mauleverer Manor seemed just a little worse to Ida Palliser after that happy break of six weeks' pure and perfect enjoyment.
The rooms in which she roamed at will were the public apartments of the Abbey, and, although beautiful in her eyes, they had the stiffness and solemnity of rooms which are not for the common uses of daily life.
She was a sharp observer of the fiddle-faddle of daily life; she had a keen scent for evil motives underlying simple actions.
It has been to me, in the midst of all that at present harasses and disgusts me, a source of peace and strength, and I have taken it up hour after hour, like the antidote to the petty poisons of daily life.
The commonest duty may be 'the Father's business,' when we are doing manfully the work of daily life.
If ever you come across, even in the walks of daily life, traces in people of thinking much of themselves, and of living mainly for themselves, down go these men in your estimation at once.
We see illustrations of this transforming power of loving communion in daily life.
How often we see the reverse of this in daily life!
There was no special cause for hilarity; nothing was going on; the business of daily life seemed to be the making a noise.
Removed from the routine of daily life, escaped for a time from the artificiality of ordinary travel, how happy were the lover of nature, of pastoral existence, of quietude in such a spot!
How the business of daily life can be carried on in this perpetually enforced twilight I am unable to say.
Every inroad upon one faulty habit strengthens the attack upon all, and each gain means a step toward the acquisition of a mental poise that shall give its possessor comparative immunity from the petty annoyances of daily life.
Such philosophy, applied to each of the vexatious and dangerous situations of daily life, would go far toward casting out worry.
The Chinese will never lose all the traces of their inherited customs of daily life, of habits of thought and language, products which have been borne down the ages since a time contemporary with that of Solomon.
It is vigorous towards the dead and perhaps towards the emperor (although this may be doubted), but as a grace of daily life it is almost absent.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "daily life" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
