Sentence examples for savor more from inspiring English sources

That is really what I wanted to savor, more than the elevation and the view.

But if you pack a picnic along with your book, you can savor more than just your trusty apple.

So we know that people who tend to savor more, often they generally experience greater emotional well-being in their daily lives; greater happiness, greater self-esteem.

The two strong female choreographers, of different generations, exemplified the festival's catholic approach and gave the hungry audiences there more to savor, more to inform their future dancegoing.

As I share in my Live Brave podcast with Kristin Neff, it is by embracing our humanity – for all that we are and for all that we aren't – that we can savor more moments of gratitude, joy, and connection over the course of an ordinary day.

That you savor more than a melting salted caramel.

Continuing around the lots, I savored more marvels.

Perhaps he secretly savored more his left-field platoon of the right-handed-batting Gary Roenicke and left-batting John Lowenstein, since they presented an irritating little difficulty for the other manager when making out his starting lineup.

Lewis, who has savored more encores than Pavarotti, ran his last official race by anchoring a 4x100-meter relay "Dream Team" of Donovan Bailey, Leroy Burrell and Frankie Fredericks to an easy victory in 38.24 seconds in the climax of the European track and field summer season.

Other options included a surprisingly balanced dish of lobster ravioli in a lump crab brandy sauce (ignore the occasional snippet of shell and concentrate on the interplay of lobster, crab, pasta and sauce), and a credible rigatoni Bolognese that would have been savored more on a colder day.

I can't say which I savored more: the depth of flavor from a seemingly simple dish or the unhurried quiet, almost sacred, time spent preparing it.