Sentence examples for have always fed from inspiring English sources

The non-Arab Kurds speak their own language and have always fed their own nationalism.

FOR the artist and poet Christine Boyka Kluge, the conjoined interests of art and writing have always fed on the same sources: nature, the senses, dreams and the subconscious.

But that there now exists a real entity called "Anglo-America" is a wishful belief held perhaps only by Newt Gingrich, Lady Thatcher and a few like-minded retirees.What is undeniable is that American and British political ideas have always fed usefully on each other and continue to do so.

(Artists have always fed off one another: Picasso was banned from many a studio in Paris because of his ability to suck up an artist's work like a vacuum cleaner, junk what he didn't need and regurgitate the rest in his own work).

Puffins have always fed their young herring, but with that population of fish dwindling, puffin parents have tried to substitute butterfish, which their young can't seem to swallow.

We are part of nature and it has always fed our imaginations.

Maddin's imagination has always fed on the wilder visions of cinema history.

"Going back to Miami, we've always fed off each other," Barrow said.

My own experience as a daughter and a mother with a daughter has always fed directly into what I write.

You only have to trace later artists' obsession with Da Vinci's The Battle of Anghiari to see how his fame has always fed on intrigue.

Klopp's frenzied idea football is tiring at the best of times, for himself and the team, and it has always fed on its own momentum in the past.