sustenance

"Coconuts and coconut trees are deeply woven into the lives and livelihoods of Pacific peoples and communities, symbolizing resilience, and sustenance" said Elizabeth Terk, Micronesia conservation director for The Nature Conservancy.

The idea of assembling furniture or venturing out into the tundra for sustenance felt cruel.

But by edging in gently to farming, they keep the financial assurance of a back-up city salary, as well as the intellectual sustenance of their urban social circle.

For her, food isn’t merely an entity of sustenance — it’s an art form.

Responses on social media questioned if he had really gone this long on a flight with no stimulation or sustenance.