As discussed above, while sleeping for eight hours you haven't provided your body with any sustenance.
Others, France, Germany, and Britain, have their own interests and offer minimal, if any, sustenance to the effort.
Nor am I saying that they are only mental chewing-gum, flavours to kill time without real sustenance.
Some of its residents had died from malnutrition, while others were suffering complications caused by months without proper sustenance.
But I wonder how long people can continue to live that kind of life without the sustenance of a community of faith.
Without that sustenance, he drops to his knees on the road until some serendipitous rain arrives, washing away the blood and guts and leaving Nick alive again, reborn.
Unigwe conveys both what is miraculous about the West to foreign eyes and what is awful — how people live and die alone, unmourned, without the sustenance of family and neighbors.
Without emotional sustenance and a positive influence in our lives, we become lost, disconnected, and unstable- as individuals and as a society.
Hinds argues that "in the history of New Jersey, no woman pretrial detainee or prisoner has ever been treated as she was, continuously confined in a men's prison, under twenty-four hour surveillance of her most intimate functions, without intellectual sustenance, adequate medical attention, and exercise, and without the company of other women for all the years she was in custody".
No one here knows whether any artist in New York will draw any great sustenance from knowing that such an evening took place 3,000 miles away.
Unlike camels, humans weren't designed to go the long haul without sustenance.
