Sentence examples for much flourishing from inspiring English sources

That kind of natural joy is on display at Clube dos Democráticos, an old ballroom with fading touches of grandeur and a spirit that is very much flourishing.

This lovely picture shows that, in Goya's time, it was very much flourishing, and – like Goya's portraits – this picture of everyday things has a robust respect for the colours and masses of reality.

He may have identified with that old landed caste, but he didn't belong to it, coming as he did from the commercial and professional Protestant bourgeoisie, which itself hasn't much flourished in southern Ireland over the past hundred years.

All of this comes to mind not only because the Fourth of July is upon us but also because of an unusual recent occurrence here in Southern California where American opera may trace some of its origins but where it has never much flourished.

The grand Democratic City and County Ratification meeting announced with so much flourish came off last evening in City Hall Park.

The worst offender is J. C. Hoyt as the elderly Ule Enevold, who ignores his house-ridden wife (played by Michele LaRue with as much flourish as a sustained C-note.

She smiles slightly and there is an awkward pause, so I offer to buy her latest book The Carrie Diaries: Meet Carrie Before Sex and the City, which she signs with much flourish.

With so much prestigious, flourishing wildlife of its own, it is ironic that the national park does not get more international attention.

In a modern city in which so much suddenly flourishes and just as quickly fades, that counts as remarkable survival too.

But Cultural Anarchy is the right word for the contentious mix of talents, goals and achievements within which pulp art, and much more, flourished.

The estate that provided so much beauty, and so much turmoil, is flourishing in its new life, and her bright meadow is now a vivid green field of play.