Sentence examples for seeking nourishment from inspiring English sources

For those seeking nourishment for more than the soul, a Victorian dessert buffet follows the music.

Synge was on the largest of the Aran Islands, and so was Lady Gregory (whom he did not know), seeking nourishment from a world that contained an astonishing life force and an ancient culture.

Teachers from New York City and beyond started their Election Day with CPET Director Dr. Roberta Lenger Kang, who challenged them to consider life from the perspective of the Aspen tree, an organism connected to its community through a shared root system, growing on a strong foundation, seeking nourishment from the environment to stand tall season after season.

HIV-1's requirement of an optimal level of Mov10 during virion production is reminiscent of Robert Southey's classic tale of Goldilocks seeking nourishment and comfort that comported to a narrow range when sojourning in an ursine abode [27].

(To read Shaughnessy is to recall Marianne Moore's dictum that poetry can "present for inspection 'imaginary gardens with real toads in them.'") Shaughnessy is the kind of poet who is a double in her own life; that is, she inhabits her life as she critiques it, sometimes as quarrelsomely as the ill baby she must nourish just as she seeks nourishment as a woman, and an artist, herself.

In the dark, cash-strapped days after Christmas, we seek nourishment in cheap, soothing meals that inflict low caloric damage.

A particularly green lawn, for instance, might hasten damage to a sidewalk if a tree's roots, impeded by a strong curb on one side, seek nourishment from the lawn's fertilizer and water on the other.

We need to be patient, and seek nourishment that will sustain us.

An ant climbs a blade of grass, over and over, seemingly without purpose, seeking neither nourishment nor home.

Ong, whose global hotel empire caters largely for Planet Fashion's mega rich seeking spiritual nourishment, must have felt she'd found nirvana.

They think that watching it is like having ice cream for dinner — that spectators, lulled by its loveliness, will not seek serious nourishment, "meaning".