Sentence examples for offer sustenance from inspiring English sources

Even for those without Internet access at home or at work, the Web can offer sustenance.

The Presidential Management Fellowship program was established in 1977 by an executive order from President Jimmy Carter to develop a new cadre of leaders and offer sustenance to promising graduates in the first years of their career.

Liszt's first piano concerto and his tone poem "Les Préludes" may be guilty pleasures of a sort, but both offer sustenance, even through the flash and bombast of what appeared to be a deliberately rip-roaring interpretation.

But not as a substitute for parks on the ground, which offer sustenance for the soul as well as a hot dog, a place to ride your bicycle, to sled down a gentle hill, fly a kite, go around on the carousel and row a boat.

These kolams express Hindu's desire to offer sustenance to the earth, just as the earth sustains themselves.

Every woman has her own life experience, and from it she can share with hopes to heal and offer sustenance to others who perhaps have similar stories.

The exhibition gives as much food for thought as the Café Praliné, which with its antique coffee machines, offers sustenance to visitors at Les Docks.

Visitors to a screening of Christian Marclay's The Clock at Los Angeles County Museum of Art last weekend were offered sustenance at a "24-hour pop-up doughnut show" across the street.

Even before 1939, Franaszek shows, he was obsessed with the idea of the poet's responsibility — his duty to write in a way that not only was beautiful and true but also offered sustenance.

This probably would be quite off-putting, were it not for the sharp humour that elevates it from easily digestible kiddy fodder to something that offers sustenance to parents as well.

Gilbert says that while it offers sustenance, they are often be overpriced.