Sentence examples for physical sustenance from inspiring English sources

The young monkeys preferred the comfort of even an inanimate mother's touch to physical sustenance. .

Mt. Ruapehu later became known as Matua te Mana (the powerful one) with himself and the Te Wai-ā-moe, which refers to the Crater Lake, as the spring that brought forth life from Papatūānuku (Mother Earth), supplying spiritual and physical sustenance to the land and Ngāti Rangi.

But the question of what we need from food, other than just physical sustenance, is rarely taken up.

People in underdeveloped nations are particularly affected because they rely directly on their physical environments for sustenance.

For tens of thousands of years, the rivers have provided physical and spiritual sustenance to Indigenous people who live along their banks.

They have provided both physical and spiritual sustenance to all of us from time immemorial," it added.

Bush plum dreaming represents a plant of the central Australian desert which is "a source of physical and spiritual sustenance, reminding [the local Indigenous people] of the sacredness of [their] country".

Afghanistan's tribal society has grown unhealthy, as greed and corruption by those at the top of the tribal power hierarchy are siphoning off the resources, rewards, and wealth, starving those at the base of basic sustenance, physical security, and virtually any ability to improve their day-to-day lot in life.

She writes 'These "Food Gatherers", as well as physical, drew spiritual sustenance from nature and the land.

Moreover, even the mere confinement in laboratory cages deprives chimpanzees of basic physical, social and emotional sustenance.

Libertarians are nostalgic for the Wild West, for a world of first-person action and for a society that seems radically cut off from the world a kind of City on the Hill that looks to itself alone for physical, moral, and cultural sustenance.