Sentence examples for offering nourishment from inspiring English sources

By his friends' accounts, Ginsberg delighted in offering nourishment to anyone who visited him.

The Age of Shiva by Manil Suri Bloomsbury £14.99, pp464 Like Suri's first novel, The Death of Vishnu, The Age of Shiva begins with a scene of a woman offering nourishment to a needy male.

Had she been born in a different era, Becky thought, and without the education to qualify as a governess, she might have become a wet nurse, offering nourishment in the most mindless form to an infant from a wealthy family.

If one focuses on counting calories; if one takes in the pain of others endlessly; if one constantly evaluates how this or that ingredient impacts the body; if one restricts oneself to the point of Puritan approval; if food has an overwhelming grip on one's mind no matter one's desired diet, then its offering of nourishment & enjoyment has been replaced by stagnation & fear.

But friends, let's pause for a second, and ask: When did performance anxiety and guilt become prerequisites for offering family and friends nourishment hospitality?

Breast milk provides tailored nourishment to the growing needs of infants [ 1], offering optimal nutrition, improved cognitive performance and neurological development [ 2] and enhanced immunity [ 3, 4].

The sometime "salad" offering in sandwiches and such, as salads go, it is hardly at the apex of nourishment.

South Korea, for example, could reach out to Japan by offering to take in hundreds of thousands of homeless and evacuated Japanese citizens, offering them shelter and nourishment for as long as they need it on the neighboring peninsula.

A German variation on the theme shows a filling station with two pumps offering similar nourishment the hose of one attached to an American car, that of the other to its driver's mouth.

And New Orleans needed nourishment.

NOURISHMENT My boyfriend makes smoothies.