Sentence examples for sustenance offered from inspiring English sources

Their numbers are a painful reminder of the inadequacy of the sustenance offered within the site today.

Somehow, those same records fail to grab the ring outside a circle of cognoscenti wise to the velvety sustenance offered by this low-key multi-instrumentalist.

Mr. Donnelly said he was almost out of money and so was taking advantage of the cot as well as the free sustenance offered by the airport until he could get a flight to Sydney.

In a new book entitled The Artists' and Writers' Cookbook: A Collection of Stories with Recipes, specific culinary tastes and means for sustenance offer a new perspective into the minds of creatives.

When I saw David Hare's work on Broadway in 2006, I was struck by the sustenance it offered to its audience's disaffection with the Iraq war.

Shame on you, Barack, for being torn about disowning yourself from a man who in earlier days had more positive spiritual sustenance to offer, before his fifteen minutes of fame and a perceived snub by you sent the preacher straight off his rocker.

This was the only sustenance we were offered all week.

Visitors to a screening of Christian Marclay's The Clock at Los Angeles County Museum of Art last weekend were offered sustenance at a "24-hour pop-up doughnut show" across the street.

There is nothing worse than the feeling of having passed up the middle-of-the-flight meal only to realize you're ravenous and you have another three hours before any kind of sustenance will be offered.

Even before 1939, Franaszek shows, he was obsessed with the idea of the poet's responsibility — his duty to write in a way that not only was beautiful and true but also offered sustenance.

In the two songs called "Hope," the music sought to bind fragments of association, litanies of the different kinds of hope and the different sustenances they offer.