Sentence examples for evidently thriving from inspiring English sources
Yet the B&B tradition is evidently thriving in the nation that brought the ampersanded acronym to the world.
Ancient vendettas evidently thrive in new media.
He evidently thrives on a life that has more structure and control.
Europeans, having long believed that animal flesh was necessary to sustain vigorous life, were astonished at the existence of the pagan yet pious Brahmins, who ate no meat but evidently thrived.
This is pretty much where we live now, with respect to animals, and it is a space in which the Peter Singers and Frank Perdues of the world can evidently thrive equally well.
Western colonists introduced cats to the continent, where runaways and abandoned pets have evidently thrived.
1. Make it a practice to announce the end of something large and self-evidently thriving.
The ubiquity and financial health of bus transport in London is part of the explanation: in the capital, bus travel is regulated to an exceptional extent and self-evidently thriving, so stories about problems elsewhere have precious little traction.
But modern cinema, evidently, isn't so civilised, because professional killers are thriving in it.
Evidently he continues to thrive in Pittsburgh, as should be apparent in this program of works by Christopher Rouse ("Rapture"), Michael Hersch (Symphony No. 2) and Mozart (Requiem).
