Sentence examples for flourished toward from inspiring English sources

The Chinese Hippocrates, Zhang Zhongjing, flourished toward the end of the 2nd century ce.

The Arts & Crafts movement, which celebrated hand crafts and decorative design, flourished toward the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.

As many of these spinoffs flourished, Sears slid toward insolvency.

Publications flourish, attitudes toward sex have changed, there are new divorce laws.

Violence toward inmates flourished at the city's main prison, Rikers Island, and it was often ignored by the dozens of counsellors and psychologists on staff.

An actor (Gabriel Araucabarca) orated melodramatically in Spanish and flourished an unconvincing mock-dagger toward his heart.

Although running back Marcus Allen flourished under him, Raye leans more toward throwing the ball.

As interest in ancient American civilizations increases, some travelers feel drawn toward places where they flourished.

With a thinning of police forces in most neighborhoods — and a more tolerant atmosphere among residents toward the public art — graffiti has flourished.

The popes in Avignon had a lenient policy toward the Jews, whose creative life flourished, particularly in philosophy and theology.

"WESTMINSTER, the mother of Parliaments," the candidates, commentators and columnists like to say, usually with an insouciant flourish toward Big Ben.