Sentence examples for indeed thrive from inspiring English sources

How many other clubs in this country could so effortlessly handle – indeed, thrive upon – these maverick spring breaks?

"In this latest case, football has the best of all three and will not just survive but indeed thrive.

First, even a small, poor, post-Soviet state in demographic decline can survive, indeed thrive, in a de-facto currency union with mighty Germany.

But the company points to the pending AOL-Time Wasnevidencer as evidence that others can indeed thrive as Microsoft's rivals.

The essential message of the book is a positive one: that, yes, with attention to their mental well-being and a willingness to adapt and change, librarians can indeed thrive in this era of technological transformation and economic stress.

In other words, human beings can cope with, can indeed thrive on, a wide variety of foods and diets, with one major exception: the diet most of us in the west are now eating.

Judging by his recent accomplishments, Mr. Redman is, indeed, thriving.

Those on our shortlist have survived – indeed thrived – under the intensive scrutiny of a second close reading.

While democracy indeed thrives within a marketplace of ideas, it is also true that certain market-goers always yell more loudly than others, and therefore receive more attention.

Although Goodrich proclaimed their futures bright at the time of the separation, and one of the two boys is indeed thriving, his brother eventually developed debilitating seizures; the boy, now 9, takes medication that impairs his alertness and cognition.

He was gay, and he had been trying not to be gay since his teens, and he had inhabited and indeed thrived in a fundamentalist Christian culture that instructed him he could pray to be delivered from his affliction, his sin.