Sentence examples for really sustains from inspiring English sources

"But the market can't substitute for what really sustains artists, meaning museums, public support and recognition," she said.

What really sustains, in my view, is something more than this – something far bigger than ourselves, something bigger and deeper than we can imagine or rationalise for ourselves.

Apart from the Toronto rapper K'naan, who spent the first decade or so of his life in Mogadishu and got his shit together in Toronto, I've never found an African rap artist who really sustains, and I've looked.

On the left, the cultural revolution group radicals were led by Mao's wife Jiang Qing, who once declared "Sex is engaging in the first rounds, but what really sustains attention in the long run is power".

"I think over the last two to three years they've been treated appallingly, and for everybody's sake I hope it gets better and they can get back into the division they deserve to be in and challenging for trophies". Fans' rights, good money, a sense of what really sustains clubs and trophies - this seemed like a good place to finish.

While birds migrating such amazing distances are on the one hand knitting up the threads of biodiversity functioning that make life on Earth possible, sometimes I wonder if it isn't the poetry of their existence that really sustains us.

Yet he can't really sustain a flow.

"But can this selfie phase really sustain itself?

I could only really sustain the stories up to this point.

This is a very difficult game [in which] to really sustain yourself.

There are a lot of characters, but none really sustained more than one joke.