Sentence examples similar to Evidence of flourishing from inspiring English sources
Extreme scores on this scale can define subgroups of "flourishing" and "languishing".
Roman trade beads and Indo-Javanese artifacts have been discovered that give evidence of a flourishing civilization dating to the 2nd or 3rd century ce.
There's increasing evidence of entrepreneurship flourishing throughout the country.
"I kind of flourished there," he said.
Evidence of a lively choral music tradition flourishing among the Baltic nations has been with us for some time now: in splendid recordings the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir has made for Harmonia Mundi and ECM, and in ravishing performances by the Latvian National Choir at Lincoln Center last year.
We know from our national experience with systemwide high school reform that change is rarely easy, especially in the first year, but despite the impression given in the article, most of the new high schools are flourishing, providing evidence of how New York City leads the country in its bold commitment to providing all young people with the education they need for the 21st century.
"Dig a little deeper," the 58-year-old likes to say, "and you'll find evidence of a new diverse society flourishing, one that makes California and its Latino culture unique". But not until he uncovered the chapel where Serra celebrated the first high Masses in Monterey did Mendoza have an awakening that finally changed how he felt about the priest.
Evidence of creativity abounds.
Evidence of political independence.
