unlived

The rest of a life unlived passed before him in seconds.

It shouldn't cause much trouble - that area's pretty well unlived in by night, anyway.

She realized suddenly how empty and unlived in the apartment had become.

The music of laughter, small lives unlived in the gods eye.

And that will be it for a life unlived.

Unlived years stretched ahead, like a track without end.

Her finest pictures are a series of the dead girl, imagined at older, unlived ages.

He wasn't making peace with a metaphor, after all, but with an unlived life.

I could envision a volume of stories left unlived - what a waste that would be.

“His role in the book is our longing for all of those unlived lives,” says Perkins.

You could call that examining the unlived life, but the imagination knows what it will know."

I don't think he left one day unlived.

However, like all architectural photographs, these were taken when the building was brand new, pristine and unlived in.

Nothing so much torments a geezer as the thought of the unlived life.

The house was unlived in at this time.

It looked empty and unlived in, wearing the patina of neglect.

So if your home does not look secure, seems unlived in, or provides unobserved access, it could be at risk.

I had a sudden vision of steaks uneaten, and life unlived.

Downstairs it was the same; empty rooms, unlived in.

It appears almost unlived in, with little of the debris of life scattered about.

"Genti, the pain we are in over unlived life becomes addictive.

That is the gift of his unlived Presidency.

And children with their stolen, unlived lives, make excellent ghosts, as Niffenegger observes.

As a tribute to our unlived lives.