Sentence examples for nourishing value from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has only made it through a flight with a screaming baby ― sanity intact ― thanks to noise-canceling headphones can surely attest to the spiritually nourishing value of such a device.

Still in Argentina, Inchausti and Tagle, quoted by Nobre (1981), point out that, in terms of nourishing value, P. juliflora pod are somewhat lower than corn, equal to barley and higher than oats.

Individual milk components contribute to the high biological and nourishing value of this food.

The polyglot cacophony of a city will always nourish values of sharing and community.

It is best to eat more nourishing (high value) foods when the hunger bar has higher fullness, so as not to waste the saturation points.

A Nourish Leader values the success of a collective, rather than the success of the singular.

And the church for years has wanted to value and nourish those people even if they can't sign up to every article of the creed.

Religion brings coherence to life by anchoring values and nourishing communities.

He reminded graduates during his commencement address there are more important things they should focus on to lead a "fulfilling, purposeful life," like making sure they "value and nourish" friendships.

True wilderness holds a spiritual value that can nourish us.

The old New Deal order has broken down under pressure from free-market forces, nourished by traditional American values, which Mead calls "millennial capitalism".