Sentence examples for sustenance though from inspiring English sources

This is about more than sustenance, though.

She provided moral support and sustenance, though the truth is that Basil and his colleagues didn't eat much.

But in New York City parks, where many recent immigrants fish for their own sustenance (though all the city's freshwater fishing is supposed to be catch-and-release), language barriers pose a special challenge.

Carrying classic tunes like "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General," "When the Foeman Bares His Steel" and "With Cat-Like Tread," this "Pirates" offers the faithful some G.&S. sustenance, though purists may gnash their dentures at alterations in the lyrics and the importation of music from "Ruddigore" and "The Mikado".

Indeed, when he turned to prose, his sustenance remained Provence, even though "Venus Blue" and his next novel, "For Her Lashes Alone," are not set there.

Indeed, as though to give sustenance to the auto-bailout hypothesis, the Romney campaign, already celebrated for attacks based on distortion of the opposition's words, forged a doozie, deforming bullish Chrysler expansion plans into a claim of shipping Ohio jobs to China.

(Chinen) Helen Sung Quintet (Friday and Saturday) The articulate young pianist Helen Sung has lately been drawing sustenance from the standard jazz canon, though she has her own book of tunes.

His most important task, though, is to give her emotional sustenance.

There are some other options though, such as finding pleasure and sustenance in books and music and so forth.

But, though it may receive a little sustenance from birds' eggs and from scavenging in rubbish bins, it cannot survive without large supplies of seal meat and blubber, and for its kill it must be on or near sea ice.

Since the Islamist party, Hamas, took control of Gaza last June, its 1.5m people have been confined within the strip's 146 square miles (378 sq km), kept alive on a drip-feed sustenance of international aid.The 1.1m Palestinians inside Israel are far better off, though they have long suffered legal and economic discrimination.