That's not because I've cultivated a winsome, bulletproof persona to intimidate would-be interlocutors – I'm as vulnerable-seeming a comedian as you could ever hope not to encounter.
They were here because I was cultivating medical marijuana.
For him, the market was admirable because it cultivated a certain sort of upward-climbing individual.
Still, if the brand maintains a confidential feel about it, it is partly because it cultivates exclusivity even at the cost of reduced visibility.
It's a shame adjectives carry as much weight as they do, because it cultivates this myopic idea that you are something other.
Athletes like Tiki Barber, Magic Johnson and Tom Seaver, he said, have become successful businessmen because they cultivated relationships they made in Los Angeles, New York and other financial capitals.
You were lethally sexy in a way we would all like to be, because you cultivated a kind of anti-glamour and bluecollar ordinariness.
It's just as hard to believe that the heroes in Byrne's books — let alone a feverishly productive polymath like Goethe or the notoriously irritable Beethoven — succeeded because they cultivated good thoughts.
Mr. Pearlstine said that because AOL cultivated many niche audiences, he and Mr. Isaacson would look at new magazines Time Inc. could develop with an eye toward serving those audiences.
I loathe the hypocrisy in the call for an 'honest debate' - because one as cultivated as Glover knows where that leads: to an honest brick through an Asian window.
