Sentence examples similar to ideal sustenance from inspiring English sources
Or maybe it's because of how uncompromising they are in their more far-out beliefs: Nas's that he saw an alien spaceship over Los Angeles in 2001, Macho Man's that Slim Jims are the ideal form of sustenance for human life.
The work of Hand and other astrobiologists suggests that Europa's warm salt water, effused with energy and minerals from its core is similar to Earth's deepest ocean places and ideal for the creation and sustenance of life.
The high-altitude conditions were not conducive to sustenance farming, but they were ideal for growing flax.
Breastfeeding is a gift from mother to child and considered the ideal food for infants, providing more than nutritional sustenance.
They shared a rejection of Manchu political authority and the choice of an eremitic, often impoverished lifestyle that obliged them to trade their works for their sustenance, in spite of their allegiance to amateur ideals.
Although the Vitalistic themes emanated from modern life, they also drew artistic sustenance from Nordic mythology and Greek antiquity, which served as the most important ideals in the modern pursuit of both physical and spiritual beauty.
They are around to be ogled and exploited, and also sometimes to provide emotional sustenance, a duality that makes this movie both a hymn to, and a subversion of, the ideal of heterosexual monogamy.
For the dread of facing a reality bereft of the moral and ideational sustenance those myths provide is stronger than is the fear of costly wars without end and corrupted ideals.
Sustenance and titillation.
We needed the sustenance.
