Sentence examples for sunflower of from inspiring English sources

The sunflower of hope arising from the ashes, just as baby Anselm grew up to be an artist?

Compare 1968's two robust water lilies, for instance, with the raggedy roses and drooping sunflower of the mid-1980s.

IN the hit comedy "I Love You, Man," Paul Rudd plays Peter, a sunflower of a guy: cheerful, welcoming and reassuring, if a little squeamish.

The chalk around the sunflowers of Rigny-la-Nonneuse.

As I wait for the order to arrive, I gather all the dead wood and giant dead stalks left from the sunflowers of the previous inhabitants.

One way is to see ideas as entities that speak for themselves, that can be harvested, that inspire and uplift people who handle them — sunflowers of the mind.

So from the sunflowers of Holland Park to the Chapeau chinois, aka Jingling Johnny, the elaborate bell-hung instrument beloved of Baroque composers.

The pictures of sunflowers, most of them taken at an experimental growing field, are negative images of flowers with hoods like monks' cowls.

"We planted the sunflowers out of desperation," she said.

In the first planting of sunflower, high concentration of 137Cs is transferred to the plant.

Find a replacement, such as sun butter (made of sunflower seeds) instead of peanut butter.