Sentence examples for nourishes from from inspiring English sources

Ficino associates this hot breath, that penetrates and is infused into the entire world, with a well-known line from Virgil's Aeneid (VI.726: "spiritus intus alit"; "the spirit nourishes from within") and also with the divine spirit of Genesis 1 2: "the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters".

Like the albatross, we first-world humans find ourselves lacking the ability to discern anymore what is nourishing from what is toxic to our lives and our spirits.

Mexico's drug cartels are nourished from outside, by American cash, heavy weapons and addiction; the northward pull of immigrants is fueled by our demand for low-wage labor.

Middle Easterners' perception of history is nourished from the pulpit, by the schools, and by the media, and, although it may be — indeed, often is — slanted and inaccurate, it is nevertheless vivid and powerfully resonant.

"On the contrary, those dark memories should strengthen our determination to draw closer to one another as branches of the same olive tree, nourished from the same roots and united in brotherly love".

It is in these two areas that his philosophical erudition, nourished from his youth, manifests itself most clearly.

You will never be nourished from a field that you neglected.

The human is a physical creature that is nourished from a physical world.

ZFE is solely nourished from the yolk within these first days of development and cannot actively take up nutrients and, even less so, particles.

At later times, endothelial cell proliferation and vessel growth would be expected to be more localised around areas of the tumour that are nourished from nontumour vessels (e.g. at the tumour rim) which are unaffected by ZD6126 (Blakey et al, 2002).

That means nourishing from root to tip! Turn off the shower after shampooing and gently massage conditioner into your hair.