It nourishes me to have that in my daily life.
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"Myths nourish science, and science nourishes myth," Mr. Rovelli says.
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The land that feeds them, provides their water, nourishes their souls.
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The sun nourishes your soul; carrot sticks are a happy bonus.
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You don't admit it, but your superiority nourishes a secret satisfaction.
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"It has two functions: it feeds and it nourishes," Lopes says.
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I'm all about putting food in my body that nourishes me.
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A mascara that simultaneously lengthens, volumizes, nourishes, and conditions your lashes
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Any excess nitrogen nourishes whatever crop grows in the field next.
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For me, an ideal life nourishes both kinds of spiritual experiences.
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"In summer, when the ice melts it nourishes the land," he said.
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"What nourishes the National Front will be even more virulent," he added.
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Yet this anxiety feeds and nourishes what makes "Hundred Days" so affecting.
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There is a double standard that nourishes the propaganda of the terrorists.
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Disagreement nourishes science, but assaults on different schools of thought weaken it.
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Steam spurts up with what nourishes life, flame flies high against heaven itself.
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Working properly, it nourishes all the crops that different people like to eat.
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The mountain's snow melts in spring and nourishes plants and wildlife for miles.
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It nourishes me and it reminds me that i have received so much.
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It holds the histories of those who came before; it protects and nourishes.
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Fiber doesn't just help us poop better — it also nourishes our gut microbiome.
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L'Oréal Paradise Mascara because it lifts, it curls, gives volume, and nourishes the lashes!
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"Yoga nourishes in what happens in the aftermath of a club night," she says.
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It's a little bit shiny, but it absorbs and nourishes your skin in depth.
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Waste from penguin colonies then nourishes those invasive species, which consist mostly of grasses.
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It nourishes an impatient strength within us, endlessly reinforcing the massive army of refusals.
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It's about getting rid of the noise until you're left with what nourishes you.
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Hays believes that the food they prepare nourishes disaster survivors in more ways than one.
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The one who returns to the ground, and nourishes us on what he leaves behind.
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It also nourishes skin and provides the same benefits for kids who don't have eczema.
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I love its subtle fresh scent and lightweight formula that nourishes scaly areas without drenching them.
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These ideologists, Kepel believes, have fostered a rupture with French values that nourishes the ISIS narrative.
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Water piped from a local aqueduct nourishes Nana Estate's grapes, which produce chardonnay and chenin blanc wines.
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The watery layer continuously moistens the eye, nourishes the cornea and flushes away toxins and foreign bodies.
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"It's time to switch to a cleanser that not only cleans, but nourishes and moisturizes," says Dr. Gohara.
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The entire world income pie can grow, as each country nourishes and benefits from its internal labor market.
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Not in the light that blinds, but in the dark that nourishes, where human beings grow human souls.
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And you need to hear from him that he'll respect your need for a friendship that nourishes you.
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In the long run, I'd expect that an electorate that nourishes its youngest participants ends up more informed.
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To Bourdain, the city builds from the ground up — the food nourishes the people, who build the city.
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The TotLogic Leave-In Conditioning Spray detangles and nourishes toddler hair on the go without leaving any greasy residue.
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The article begins: Our industrialized food system nourishes more people, at lower cost, than any comparable system in history.
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On the other, you have an oil treatment that nourishes like crazy while adding a hint of natural pink tint.
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There's a lot we don't know about how breast milk nourishes infants, much less how isolated HMOs might impact adults.
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All you're doing every time is trying to tell a story to an audience that nourishes them in some way.
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As a chef, Ms. Crenn is both the artist who challenges and creates, and the cook who comforts and nourishes.
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"This has put in motion a machine of horror, hatred and fear, each of these sentiments nourishes the other," he said.
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About 2000 percent of McEnroe's 2912,2500 tons of finished material nourishes the farm, which raises organic vegetables, grains and pastured meat.
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Become very conscious of what is important to you, what really nourishes you, and devote more time and attention to it.
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Speaking to Creators, Glynn says it's forming these bonds with like-minded art lovers that nourishes his drive keep taking photographs.
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Pantene Curl Mousse, a cloud-like styling foam that defines, nourishes, and boosts our curls for our fullest — and healthiest — hair yet.
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Spray this fragrant, all-natural formula on sun-kissed skin: The aloe, lavender and peppermint soothes and nourishes after hours of exposure.
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The most visually stunning piece is Force Majeure: every surface is covered in gelatinous, nutrient-rich agar, which nourishes live bacteria cultures.
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EVOLVh Healthy Hair Trio, $69Keep your hair healthy with this shampoo, conditioner, and leave-in conditioner set that cleanses, moisturizes, and nourishes.
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Rather than worry about what not to eat, we can achieve health by focusing on what nourishes our bodies and our souls.
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Not only does a hair sheet mask lock in moisture, it also seals in the benefits from your shampoo and nourishes damaged tresses.
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There are a lot of face masks out there, but we found one that calms, nourishes, firms, plumps and refines the skin immediately.
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Frederick Kaufman, a food journalist, has long been aware of the adverse relationship between financial markets and the cost of what nourishes us.
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As an essential part of the skin-care routine, it brightens and nourishes thanks to ingredients such as glycolic acid and lactic acid.
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Our host star nourishes practically every living system on Earth, directly or indirectly, and gravitationally tethers our planet into its relatively stable orbit.
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France nourishes its own ambitions as a peacemaker: It played host to a Middle East peace conference shortly before Mr. Trump took office.
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This organic, vegan food not only nourishes the body but carries many virtues, including medicinal, that help to keep a clear and focused mind.
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Water seeping from the pond into surrounding soil nourishes banana and papaya trees as well, with long roots that can suck up scarce moisture.
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Because if there's one thing left in this world that we hold dear, that nourishes us more than fashion and life itself, it's you.
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Throughout the former communist states of Central Europe, a civil society which nourishes and develops these account-holding institutions is thin and often hesitant.
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It captures a philosophy that energized me in my search for a diagnosis, and nourishes those doctors who practice the true art of medicine.
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Rosalía's music occupies the same wonderful, iconoclastic laboratory that nourishes maverick Spanish musicians and performers such as El Niño de Elche and Israel Galván.
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If our primary relationship nourishes and stabilizes us but lacks intimacy, we shouldn't have to destroy our marriage to get that intimacy somewhere else.
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This young collective of DJs and producers between Paris, Tunis, and Berlin typically nourishes itself with this very mystical sound, specific to trance ceremonies.
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It really is an honor to become the first network ever to do content that is specific to electronic music and the culture it nourishes.
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Perhaps we can model the presence and openheartedness that make it possible to cry because the love another person has for us nourishes and sustains us.
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Moreover, restraining Israel legitimizes and nourishes Palestinian rejectionism, defined as the refusal to acknowledge Israeli sovereignty and right of Jews to live in their ancestral homeland.
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You're worthy of a lover who doesn't hold back or tuck you away in the margins of his life, a lover who nourishes and celebrates you.
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Conditioner typically isn't one size fits all, but most hair types can benefit from a formula that nourishes strands, provides moisture, and cuts down on frizz.
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The spray hits the bottom of the tray and bounces up, and some of it becomes the mist that nourishes the roots growing through the cloths.
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The influence of role models, the use of photo editing; it puts a great pressure on our shoulders and nourishes the feeling of not being worthy enough.
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In my makeup bag there's self-care, a kind of self-care that not only nourishes you but makes you omnipotent, even if just for a night.
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CRÈME DE LA CRÈME This multipurpose beauty balm from Dr. Jackson's truly does it all: nourishes lips and cuticles, strengthens hair and eliminates wrinkles and fine lines.
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The resurgent nationalism instigating this tendency nourishes itself on the fear of migrants and social contagion, while cherishing the impossible ideal of purity within the walled polity.
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Aquarius is your house of "personal resources"—this means money, but also your self-esteem, which is absolutely something that supports and nourishes you on a material level.
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Like other viviparous creatures, this species of roach nourishes its growing embryos with a protein-rich liquid secreted by its brood sac -- the roach version of a uterus.
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I have to say, The Cream is pretty lovely — it sinks in and refreshes like a gel, but nourishes and hydrates like a cream without leaving a sticky residue.
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I would like to add that having an enemy sometimes nourishes the soul more than having an idol, especially when thine enemy is there almost purely for theatrical purposes.
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I recently discovered Briogeo's Superfoods Hair Bar via Instagram sleuthing, and it's the only at-home haircare system that nourishes my hair almost as well as a keratin treatment.
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The river houses two capitals, Vientiane of Laos and Phnom Penh of Cambodia, on its banks, nourishes the world's most productive rice paddies and sustains an astonishingly diverse ecosystem.
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How and why Vaseline Lip Therapy worksVaseline seals in moisture and nourishes parched lips with petroleum jelly, a gooey-like substance comprised of a mix of oils and waxes.
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"Crowdsourcing beef is one way to offer the transparency consumers deserve, and to give beef producers an equal snapshot into where their beef goes and who it nourishes," said Raudsepp.
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The uterus or womb, which is shaped like a topsy-turvy pear and sits within the pelvis, is a female reproductive organ that houses and nourishes the fetus until birth.
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The charcoal is used to absorb and remove toxins on the surface of your skin and inside your pores, while the black mud nourishes your skin with minerals and vitamins.
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There's no nourishment in sugar, and you really need to have moral and human interaction that nourishes you or we lose this empathy towards one another and civilization becomes senseless.
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Some people use apple cider vinegar to cleanse their faux hair before braiding – and this rinse contains the ingredient that detoxes and nourishes, along with shea butter and tea tree oil.
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Nebraska's economy depends on agriculture, and Nebraska agriculture relies on the Ogallala Aquifer, the vast underground water source that nourishes crops and livestock on a huge swath of the Great Plains.
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" — Anya Fernald, sustainable food expert and co-founder and CEO of Belcampo "I think Instant Pots are great — anything that gets people into the kitchen, making something that nourishes them is amazing.
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"It is essential for Paris to restore its connection with the river, this river nourishes the city and we want to give this space another function than being a freeway," Najdovski added.
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Religion irritates the rational brain because it trades in magical thinking and no proof, but it nourishes the emotional brain because it calms fears, answers to yearnings and strengthens feelings of loyalty.
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Obscure though it may seem, pro-Israel activists who suggest that Mr. Trump is a counterpart to Cyrus are drawing on a deep well of religious history that nourishes his current evangelical support.
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Among the products featured were a biodegradable urn, which nourishes a tree (pick your favorite: Maple, Pine, Gingko!) and has, Silicon Valley-style, embedded sensors to monitor the tree's health on an ongoing basis.
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The Ottawa Citizen also ran an opinion piece with the title, "Hospital food should heal, not make you sicker," which argued that hospitals should serve food that both nourishes patients and raises their spirits.
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It nourishes our conviction that the other tribe is full of deeply bad, and therefore morally culpable, people, whereas members of our tribe deserve little if any blame for the bad things they do.
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These natural fertilizers spread across the valley bottom, a shot of adrenaline that nourishes plants in the flood plain such as willows and aspen, which in turn draw birds and beavers, elk and caribou.
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The Central High troupe, for example, is called Danzantes de Tlaloc, after the Aztec God of rain — "because dance is the water that nourishes the culture," Rosa A. Gonzalez Madrigal, the group's director, said.
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Agroecology measures its success by a yardstick that includes not only bushels and calories but by how well food nourishes people while regenerating soil and water and helping more farmers make a good living.
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Ingredients include aloe vera (soothes irritation); allantoin (cleans away dead skin); vitamin E (protects and nourishes); something called "colloidal oatmeal protectant" (soothes dry, itchy skin); menthyl lactate (cools and refreshes); and grapefruit essence (freshens naturally).
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I have a full-time job and I am in a serious long-term relationship with an amazing man whose love and companionship nourishes me in ways the affirmation of thousands of strangers never could.
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I love talking and writing about food, including the food that nourishes us, as well as the food that leads to obesity and all of its dreadful complications including diabetes, heart disease and fatty liver.
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Paglen, who has lived in Berlin since 20183, travels frequently to give talks about the many ways in which secrecy ''nourishes the worst excesses of power,'' as he wrote in one of his six books.
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But since it has the word "nut" in the title, and a picture of two hazelnuts on the label, Nutella is implicitly positioned as a food that doesn't just taste good -- it actively nourishes you.
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Whether you choose plain, Greek, flavored or low-fat, yogurt is a nutrient-packed snack that nourishes you with a generous amount of calcium and protein, along with B vitamins and minerals, including potassium, phosphorus and magnesium.
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The adolescent in the problem had recently had a high piercing done, through the cartilage up toward the top of her ear, and she had perichondritis, an infection of the tissue layer that surrounds and nourishes that cartilage.
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Votary Super Seed Serum - Broccoli Seed and PeptidesThe term "serum" hardly does justice to this impossibly rich lotion; a powerhouse blend of plant oils and extracts that nourishes like your thickest moisturizer but sinks into skin like a dream.
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This is a rare story of a queer family, one made of two people with a strong platonic bond that nourishes them both despite their physical distance, and set in the sweeping landscape of the Western US and Mexico.
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Mr Xi, whose late father was a comrade of Mao Zedong's, nourishes a nostalgic sense of the 1950s being a golden era, when the party was supposedly driven by zeal, purity and purpose (never mind the murderous violence that killed millions).
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Essentially, piles of logs and sticks act like a sponges; rainwater gets stored in them and then released during drier times to anything planted atop them, mimicking the natural process of decomposition that occurs on forest floors, which nourishes the plants.
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But, as his large, extended family with roots in Eritrea can attest, he has long had a secret weapon that not only nourishes him, but also reminds him of an ancestral connection at the core of his identity and accomplishment.
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Consider this from cultural ecologist and indigenous scholar-activist Melissa Nelson: The bones of our ancestors have become the soil, the soil grows our food, the food nourishes our bodies, and we become one, literally and metaphorically, with our homelands and territories.
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So milk not only nourishes the microbes, but it selects for the right ones — the ones that have co-evolved with those infants, the ones that will protect the baby's health and create an ecosystem which is resilient to other more dangerous species.
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Lambacher nourishes the hope, as Arendt did, that a participatory dialogue allowing for the expression of pluralistic points of view—which would inevitably become, in Arendt's phrase, a site of agonistic contestation—might produce broad agreement on how an ecologically balanced society could function.
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Vivid is everything I love about Sydney — at one level it's surface and showy and a total waste of money for a transient/ephemeral idea but at another level it's real and vital and nourishes the soul and makes you hopeful to dream out loud.
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But it could not be less folly to abolish liberty, which is essential to political life, because it nourishes faction, than it would be to wish the annihilation of air, which is essential to animal life, because it imparts to fire its destructive agency.
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Since the French surgeon Claude-Nicolas Le Cat first performed it in 1744, placing this fine tube into the brain has been used as a swift and durable way to drain some of the cerebrospinal fluid that buoys and nourishes the brain, creating space and relieving pressure.
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"The river, for example, is the living symbol of all the life it sustains or nourishes—fish, aquatic insects, water ouzels, otter, fisher, deer, elk, bear, and all other animals, including man, who are dependent on it or who enjoy it for its sight, its sound, or its life," Douglas wrote.
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The old and very beautiful 14th-century stone work of the Ancient Sacristy at the Collège des Bernardins provocatively frames an ephemeral artificial intelligence activity: the collection of daily meteorological data flows from the main predictive climatic models around the world that nourishes the somewhat Kandinskyesque perpetual drawing machine Malrieux has devised.
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Hamilton thinks the lower risk of osteoarthritis could be due to the fact that running stimulates the production and circulation of synovial fluid, a type of lubricant that nourishes the joints, as well as the fact that runners—at least, more serious ones—tend to maintain better strength and mobility in their muscles.
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By filling out Arthur's document, a client can clearly state how they'd like their social media to be handled in the event of their death and whether they'd prefer to be embalmed, buried in a bio-urn (a seed pod for ashes that nourishes the earth and grows into a plant), or anything in between.
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Aged flesh is so fertile, grows excrescences: papules, papillomas, skin tags, moles that have to be checked yearly; yet the hair thins out, underarm and pubic, as if the soil had changed to one that no longer supports the verdant shrubbery, but instead nourishes an astonishing variety of wild mushrooms — beautiful, if you have an eye.
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But when I look back at the movies of 2015 in search of popular art that reflects the realities and nourishes the dreams of the world I inhabit, I find myself thinking of "Furious 7," with its multihued family of noble gearheads; of the "Hunger Games" heroine Katniss Everdeen and her epigones, Rey from "The Force Awakens" and Furiosa from "Fury Road"; of Finn (also from "The Force Awakens") and Adonis Johnson, also known as Creed.
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