Must you not face the fact that, in this imperfect world, it is necessary to take life?
But we have not quite exhausted the appeal to Nature; we have still to speak of the common objection to vegetarianism that "it is necessary to take life.
From to-day forbear to take life, buy many birds and animals in order to set them free,[387] and every morning when you wash your teeth mutter a prayer to Buddha.
The belief that it is wrong to take life is a belief with them as strong as any belief could be.
They know that Buddhists believe in transmigration, they know that Buddhists do not like to take life, and therefore one is the cause of the other.
His refusal to take life he shares with the Hindu; his perpetual care and tenderness to all living creatures is all his own.
I have heard amongst Europeans a very curious explanation of this refusal of Buddhists to take life.
From to-day forbear to take life, buy many birds and animals in order to set them free,[742] and every morning when you wash your teeth mutter a prayer to Buddha.
She is all alive and on fire, or else languid and disdainful: she can't take life easily, as people of coarser grain do, like me.
Take Life in the large view, and it is not a grand or beautiful thing.
We seem afraid to take life at its splendid best; choosing rather to live in a litter of petty ideas and feelings, and save the big ones for Sundays--or annual holidays.
It was a matter of principle with Julius never to take life; yet instinctively he drew back his hand from the book in disgust.
I could shoot and fish as well as most of you, only that I don't think it right to take life except to provide food, or in self-defense.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "take life" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
