Sample Sentences fornirvana (editor-reviewed)
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I found nirvana when I went away to college.nirvana = a state of complete happiness or deep contentment, when life feels "just right"
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Siddhartha Gautama, the spiritual teacher who became known as the Buddha, is said to have attained nirvana under the bodhi tree about 500 BC.nirvana = a state of perfect peace beyond desire, ignorance, suffering, and the cycle of rebirth
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It also has Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana, which Sam and Patrick love. (source)Nirvana = the name of a musical group that is based on the general meaning of a place of complete bliss, delight and peace (from Hinduism and Buddhism)
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You don't look like that Nirvana guy anymore.† (source)
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Magnetic Fields, Mazzy Star, Nico, Nirvana, Oscar Peterson.† (source)
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She wore paint-covered sweatpants and a Nirvana T-shirt.† (source)
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Who knew what Nirvana or Alice In Chains might do to a brain so bruised?† (source)
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And he'd expected her to feel like heaven, plus nirvana, plus that scene in Willy Wonka where Charlie starts to fly.† (source)
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And two delicate slippers with the softest leather soles and two giant pearls on each toe, to light her way to nirvana.† (source)
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It was a reporter's nirvana, a place where smash-and-grab robbers stalked tourists with chunks of concrete, where whole skyscrapers stood on foundations of drug money, where the Ton-tons Macoute of Haiti reached across the Florida Straits to kill political enemies, and old men with hatred infusing every cell of their bodies played soldier in the Glades, dreaming of the day they could kill Castro.† (source)
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She had on ripped black tights and a wrinkled Nirvana T-shirt.† (source)
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But we will not reach the nirvana, he won't and we won't.† (source)
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Out of Nirvana and into the lotus, he comes.† (source)
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After being corrected and printed, the one thousand five hundred pages reduced themselves to six hundred, yielding a voluminous treatise on the ninety-nine names of God and formulas for attaining nirvana through respiratory exercise.† (source)
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Within a matter of months, our half-forgotten Oregon band was on the cover of Time magazine being touted as "The Millennials' Nirvana."† (source)
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This was the nature and the method of the rebellion against existence and of the undefined quest for an unnamed Nirvana.† (source)
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