"build inner strength" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to develop or strengthen one's inner resilience and coping abilities. Example: Through daily meditation and journaling, she was able to build her inner strength and overcome the challenges in her life.
These positive emotions, it seems, help build inner strength and resiliency which, in turn, pave the way for lasting happiness.
Recognise that one of the ways in which we build inner strength is when we learn to ask for help.
Compassion training seems to help these children build inner strength and gain the emotional tools necessary for opening to and connecting more deeply with others.
Kustanowitz's Schweitzer Fellowship project was centered on a forum for individuals with histories of trauma and substance abuse to find support, express themselves, build inner strength through education and mindfulness, and prevent future self-harm.
Our staff is here to engage you in experiences to improve your wellbeing, ranging from yoga classes to help build inner strength and reduce stress to exciting outdoor trips and courses that encourage and develop leadership, teamwork, environmental stewardship, character development, and transferable life skills.
7. Build Strength and Confidence I learnt to build inner strength and confidence.
Now it's gone, taken away from you". Brown said the experience, for all of the pain and heartbreak, built inner strength and character.
She continuously set her sights on helping him build inner structure and psychological strength, getting up at 4 AM to tutor him in his schoolwork, and using tough words to urge him on.
Transported, she finds herself in a world of music and shadow, encountering strange friends, foes, and inscrutable machines alike, "to build the inner strength to confront her own demons," and see the beauty that exists even in ordinary life.
I can offer them a sense of community and an environment where they can build the inner strength they need to stand up to others and to understand their fears and to give in to their reluctance because it doesn't feel right, and to push hesitation aside and take the leap.
