Sentence examples for less flourishing from inspiring English sources

In contrast, low radiant heat conditions would have served to cue individuals of a browner habitat with less flourishing vegetation.

By a bus stop a few blocks from my house, two scarlet oaks grow, more pruned, less flourishing than mine.

Following the abortive release of Kane and the mutilation by the studio of his next movie, The Magnificent Ambersons (1942), Welles's career as a director was forever hampered in the US, while his life as an actor – and voice-over narrator - more or less flourished.

Many restaurants boast about their commitment to seasonal ingredients — Porta fulfills that promise with less flourish.

The original limb — which was discovered in 1905, in a stone carver's studio in Rome, and was eventually reattached to the sculpture — was folded at the elbow with considerably less flourish than in Montorsoli's now iconic reimagining.

Hilola's plunge isn't the only daredevil act here: Karen Russell's description of it in the opening pages of Swamplandia! is executed with no less flourish and no small risk.

Unlike my 80-year-old mother, who is forever rhapsodizing about high-profile department stores that flourished when she was 30 and closed when she was 70, I find myself at age 50 reminiscing about high-profile e-tailers that didn't exist, much less flourish, when I was 49.

You may need to sign with less flourish, to conserve space to write the rest of the information you need.

Subjective well-being (SWB) has been described under three headings: hedonism (well-being increases when an individual experiences more pleasure and/or less pain), flourishing theories (well-being increases when an individual fulfils their nature as a human being, or 'flourishes') and life evaluation or life satisfaction (well-being increases when an individual positively assesses her life) [ 29].

This less-flourishing sphere is not the natural or moral responsibility only of women.

There's little evidence of this, if only because the condition of the arts in Scotland has been no more – and no less – healthy and flourishing over the last three or four decades than over the preceding half‑century.