Sentence examples for mutually sustaining from inspiring English sources

They were a reminder, however, that there are several poisonous, mutually sustaining extremes in French politics – extremes of right and left as well as of radical Islam.

" 'A History of Britain': A Response" replies to the critics of one of those series by calling for a "mutually sustaining" relationship between "scholarly and popular writing".

William Styron, who used Matthiessen's former ivy-clad Montparnasse apartment as a model for locations in his own novels, says Matthiessen's interests in art and in the natural world have been mutually sustaining.

The two Edies, a cross between the Collyer brothers and Miss Havisham and Estella, are a bizarre version of the American family but ultimately an affectionate and mutually sustaining one.

Leigh Bowery and Freud had a mutually sustaining friendship that went on until just before the performance artist succumbed to an Aids-related illness at the end of 1994.

Side projects are often perceived as threatening to a band's equilibrium — Metallica famously forbade its members to participate in any — but everyone in Animal Collective seems to have at least one, and Lennox clearly views his two endeavors as mutually sustaining.

Viewed in this light, it remains possible that PRC1 and PRC2 are recruited to target sites independently and then function to mutually sustain and stabilize their respective binding.

This study points out the need for mutually sustained collaboration of effort of the scientific and industrial communities to redirect their attention and research efforts to the exploration of the carcinogenic potential of the microchemical environment.

These interested parties play mutually reinforcing roles in sustaining the fiction that continuous profit growth is either possible or desirable.

4 Prior studies indicate that early connectivity between brain regions imparts sustained, mutually trophic, or protective effects to such regions.

Herrman, et al. [ 56] described good mental health as the ability to sustain mutually satisfying and enduring relationships.