Sentence examples for fed by this from inspiring English sources

They were fed by this deep well of American folklore and the role that traditional songs play in the music.

Through its activities and collaborations with other relevant EU-funded projects (NEREUS [67] and ANSWER [68]), NORMAN developed in 2017 a new Data Collection Template used as a basis for a new EMPODAT database module concerning ARBs and ARGs which will be fed by this project.

Although the researches did not do any implantation, they said they had wanted to demonstrate that it was possible to build the thicker tissue that could be fed by this network of pipes - and this way, to create a full organ in future.

These programs by the way, end up doing very little to alleviate unemployment, witness France with a very generous unemployment compensation and very high unemployment actually fed by this generosity.

Secondary steam-blast eruptions fed by this heat created pits on the northern margin of the pyroclastic-flow deposits, at the south shore of Spirit Lake, and along the upper part of the North Fork Toutle River.

But the fact you have to define the traits of each side twice over shows this dichotomy up as one that doesn't exist, a lie fed by this portrayal of rural England as a blankly beautiful, green and blue place for simple, good-natured people to sit about staring at cows until a rich man calls up and says he wants to marry your daughter. .

But the fact you have to define the traits of each side twice over shows this dichotomy up as one that doesn't exist, a lie fed by this portrayal of rural England as a blankly beautiful, green and blue place for simple, good-natured people to sit about staring at cows until a rich man calls up and says he wants to marry your daughter.

He added: "It's an ill-educated public being fed by the media – 'This is what great art is' – and they lap it up".

And it is they who most strive for being fed by the state … This was at once a shameful and pathetic scene of the buffoons of dead classic names and the mob of generally unknown literary fungus, to put it sharply.

This phenomenon, fed by the popularity of panel shows featuring comedians from Off the Kerb and its main rival, Avalon, run by Jon Thoday and Richard Allen-Turner, with clients including Frank Skinner, Jenny Eclair and Al Murray, has revolutionised tastes in comedy.

The river flows from northern Romania through Hungary to the Danube, and it is fed by the Tisza tributary at this Serbian village, about 30 miles upstream from the Yugoslav capital, Belgrade.