Sentence examples for been nourishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To feed and cause to grow; to supply with matter which increases bulk or supplies waste, and promotes health; to furnish with nutriment.
In truth, potatoes are botanically vegetables and have been nourishing people for centuries.
The county's famed potatoes had been nourishing the nation for 130 years.
But he has also been nourishing his inner rock star, playing electric violin in his own band.
But behind the glitz, the brand has been nourishing a more discreet ambition to shine in the watchmaking world.
Fancy restaurateurs may be dusting empty wine glasses right now, but the makers of the fast and the fattening have been nourishing the nation's neuroses at a swift pace.
Situated in the northeast of the town, between a soccer stadium that is under construction and a state-of-the-art airport (where no international company operates), Naypyidaw's zoo reflects the megalomania that the generals in power have been nourishing since 1962.
Polish nationalism had long been nourished by anti-semitism.
Our deepest sympathy to the children and for Sue whose strength has been nourished by love.
According to Baker, Gordon "extinguished the delusions which had been nourished by the Soudan [sic] authorities".
Your hair will feel better and has been nourished by the ingredients.
Advocates argue that toners can be nourishing.
