Sentence examples for that flourishing from inspiring English sources

It included fables, especially those of Aesop; folk legends, such as those in the much read Gesta Romanorum; bestiaries, which, along with Aesop, may be ancestral to that flourishing children's genre, the animal story; romances, often clustering around King Arthur and Robin Hood; fairy tales, of which Jack the Giant Killer was the type; and nursery rhymes, probably largely orally transmitted.

Our health, career, financial well-being, relationships with family and friends, creative expression, and even spiritual life, all radiate out from the well-being of that flourishing intimate partnership.

In the same month it announced that flourishing foreign investments have boosted Peru's economy by 6%.

Since it opened in February, the Varnish has quickly established itself as a bulwark of the new cocktail culture, that flourishing strain of 1930's tinged night life that emphasizes covertness — identifying outdoor signs are a big, uncouth no-no — along with fastidiously constructed vintage drinks.

When supernova was high, carbon dioxide was scarce, suggesting that flourishing microbial and plant life in the oceans consumed it greedily to grow".

Some investigators have claimed that "flourishing" requires greater than a 3 1 ratio of positive to negative affect, as this ratio is thought to represent a threshold for broadly favorable psychological functioning (Fredrickson and Losada 2005; Larsen and Prizmic 2008).

Robert Jones, (flourished 1597 1615) songwriter of the school of English lutenists that flourished at the turn of the 17th century.

"This picture will get you results that flourish long-term".

This is a program that flourished during the privatization craze.

Assemblage, a form that flourished on the West Coast, is newly contextualized here.

Pyŏlgok, plural pyŏlgok, also called changga, Korean poetic form that flourished during the Koryŏ period (935 1392).