flourishes in English
with a flourish , she ushered them inside
a flourish of trumpets
wild plants flourish on the banks of the lake
Use "flourishes" in a sentence
1. Boredom flourishes within constraints
2. Theold gangster's dictatorship still flourishes.
3. Spiritism flourishes even in so-called Christian lands.
4. Where there is no conflict, trade flourishes.
5. Lucas' speech was full of rhetorical flourishes.
6. And flourishes his blade in spite of me.
7. Even in our modern, skeptical age, Satanism still flourishes.
8. The plant flourishes particularly well in slightly harsher climes.
9. Her signature was a complicated affair of practised flourishes.
10. Brevity is the soul of wit, and tediousness the limbs and outward flourishes.
11. 25 He is adept against pace and flourishes against spin.
12. Around Aeolian islands flourishes in the early Middle Ages to harvest traditions.
13. You should spend time on basic training, not on those flourishes.
14. Free from grandly theatrical flourishes that were threatening to become things of creative captivity, Uno!
15. The most intricate Coloratura singing involves cadenzas, which are improvised vocal flourishes
16. Meanwhile, corruption flourishes, and local officials openly flout environmental laws and regulations.
17. The stereotype of toughness also flourishes at the grass roots in party circles.
18. First Century C.E. —Jesus, Paul, and John warn the congregation, but apostasy still flourishes
19. Before 607 B.C.E. —Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel warn Jehovah’s people; yet, apostasy still flourishes
20. Synonyms for Burgeons include benefits, profits, gains, prospers, flourishes, thrives, shines, advances, blooms and blossoms
21. 23 Spraying with water is particularly effective for discouraging red spider mite , which flourishes in dry conditions.
22. The script was treated with creative neglect, the acting embellished with impromptu flourishes and stumbles.
23. His literary style was plain and factual, without witticisms or flourishes, and his character seems similar.
24. There it revives lifeless waters, and a fishing industry flourishes on a stretch of the shoreline.
25. But everyone knows a tree which flourishes in one kind of earth. May decay and die in another.
26. Farther down the slopes, nestled among beech trees, a grove of endangered lady’s-slipper orchids (2) still flourishes.
27. This is illustrated by the fishing industry that flourishes on the shores of the sea that was formerly dead.
28. 10 The novel has apocalyptic and millennial flourishes; it bites off the large issue of human relationships with animals.
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30. But these flourishes never distract from the droll human dramas that Wong has so astutely and amusingly worked out.
31. 20 But these flourishes never distract from the droll human dramas that Wong has so astutely and amusingly worked out.
32. There are no stylistic flourishes, such as departures from the basic syntax through the use of modals, questions and negatives.
33. Noun fancy penmanship, especially highly decorative handwriting, as with a great many flourishes: She appreciated the Calligraphy of the 18th century.
34. Symbols and echoes of celebrated canvases vie with original designs and lush flourishes to create an aesthete's garden of earthly delights.
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36. Amnesiac undoubtedly shares its predecessor’s electronic digressions (“Like Spinning Plates”) and jazz flourishes (most potently on the tumbling, percussive “Dollars & Cents”).
37. Amid drummed ruffles and Bugled flourishes, "Hail to the Chief" will be played twice in ear-ringing succession at this January's presidential inauguration
38. Aureate, a writing style that is affected, pompous, and heavily ornamental, that uses rhetorical flourishes excessively, and that often employs interlarded foreign words and phrases
39. A similar disillusionment, I would argue, is also abloom in Ukraine, where after a violent revolution caused by desperation, and following months of deadly fighting, corruption still flourishes.
40. Habitat The Aldabra Tortoise flourishes in the scattered coral atoll islands of Seychelles, an island that is located in the western part of the Indian Ocean.
41. While Apocope is a rhetorical figure that flourishes in the poetry, it is also a musical figure which consists in shortening the final note in one voice of a fugue
42. Concordia College New York is a Christian higher education community of learning where mutual respect flourishes, responsibility is developed and reverence for God is cultivated so that students can pursue lives of passion, purpose and service.
43. Historically, Cupolas were often used as a lookout point or to provide light and ventilation, but today they're typically used as decorative flourishes to add a classic accent to the structure.
44. Today, some 500 years after Calvin’s birth, Calvinism —the ideas and teachings of Calvin— in one form or another still flourishes in such Protestant denominations as Reformed, Presbyterian, Congregational, Puritan, and others.
45. Calligraphic Drawing, written and illustrated by artist Schin Loong, is a step-by-step guide to the pictorial side of calligraphy.Learn how to make Calligraphic flourishes, then apply the technique to draw 15 different flourished animals
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47. Within this context it is clear that Accompaniment is a means to the end of evangelization, not “Accompaniment for Accompaniment’s sake.” Pope Francis explicitly states, “Genuine spiritual Accompaniment always begins and flourishes in the context of service to the mission of evangelization” (EG, 173)
48. Thus, by the early years of the 20th century, the percussion section had been enlarged and amplified thanks to an increasing interest in rhythm. It was no longer limited to adding rhythmic accents and exotic flourishes in the background.
49. It appears in his play, Hamlet, in the second act, where Polonius says, “Since Brevity is the soul of wit / And tediousness the limbs and outward flourishes, I will be brief…” However, doubt about the creation of this phrase lurks among literary circles.
50. To most, the word architecture Connotes a grandeur typically associated with the Old World— flying buttresses, Doric columns, baroque flourishes, byzantine arabesques— and thus many of the more _____ structures, especially those not obviously inspired by neoclassicism, are often thought to be cobbled together haphazardly instead of following some prescribed architectural idiom.