Sentence examples for flourishing terms from inspiring English sources

In outlining his strategy, Roger, who boasts of being able to score with a different woman every night, sounds like a sleazy self-help guru, flourishing terms like "the zone" and "closing the deal".

"But it is there, and it is flourishing both in terms of numbers and in terms of the level of Torah study".

While the outcast pasis are flourishing, in relative terms, many in Shahabpur's peasant castes, including the patels, are struggling to stay still.

"This picture will get you results that flourish long-term".

The reason why, the team concludes in the 30 January online Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, is that PrP is needed for hematopoietic stem cells to flourish long-term.

Quality of tourist flows is downgraded, threatening the sector's long term flourishing.

But it also keeps it flourishing on its own terms.

You cannot flourish, on Aristotelian terms, without being happy, and unhappiness is clearly incompatible with well-being.

It calls for self-restraint by us elderly and especially by those of us who have flourished in health terms throughout our lives" [ 61].

In the 21st century, we have the possibility to give the Commonwealth a new lease of life as an organisation based not just on equality – fundamental though that is – but also on a shared striving for a new kind of prosperity that isn't just interested in bald GDP growth, but in creating genuinely flourishing communities, on their own terms, in every corner of our world.

Yet he had to argue the point, since he did not understand virtue primarily in terms of individual flourishing.