Sentence examples for flourishing back from inspiring English sources

It would be interesting to see ordinary Tibetans flourishing back in warring times".

It is the kind of entrepreneurially eccentric idea that writers of a Depression era federal guide to Vermont found flourishing back then, especially in this southeastern sliver of the state along the Connecticut River, which has long bubbled with a kind of creative chutzpah.

It's a somewhat retro anti-establishment theme, the kind that flourished back in the days when the C.I.A. was less fettered, more opaque and widely feared.

At least on the micro-level, it is easy to think of cross-religious friendships, based on common homesickness, which could never flourish back home.

After that denouement, Rose becomes disillusioned as a journalist covering Central America in the '80s, then flourishes back in New York, running several successful restaurants.

Long related that the couple owned a successful real estate business that flourished back in 2007.

The rich and privileged are already flourishing again, back to their old ways as those nothing unpleasant had ever happened.

But both the international fraud scandals and the suspicions around Huawei are rooted in the secrecy and corruption that flourishes back home.

Bowie is almost mooching along beside him and, showman that he is, reserves his energies for more calculated special effects: the leap into frame at 0.43, the Latin diva pose at 1.56 and the slightly surreal hand flourishes (back turned to the camera) [2.10-15], that remind us of the early apprenticeship Bowie served with the great mime artist Lindsay Kemp.

The more jargon and computer graphics are flourished to back up a stock choice, the more disastrous the outcome.

The idea, Labour claims, is that this would not only be good for migrants; it would also reduce low-skilled immigration, which the party says is flourishing on the back of exploitation.