| And it is just when work becomes difficult that contrivances and hints are most fruitfully evolved. |
| This does not imply that Erasmus's mind did not directly and fruitfully influence his own times. |
| I have evidently misunderstood the author's thought and I could not fruitfully discuss it. |
| A basic assumption suggests that prevention may be fruitfully divided into the promotion of desired events and the obviation of undesired ones. |
| She could talk, and never so fruitfully as when the subject was her garden. |
| Meskimmon fruitfully posits an embrace of language that is polyvalent, not univocal, and a network of communication operating in context rather than transhistorically. |
