Sentence examples for caring for something from inspiring English sources
"It's remarkable how it will bring a more human side to the inmate by caring for something," she said.
"We live in a kind of frenzy of consumerism which forgets that the true source of human happiness is not in the consuming but in the cultivation, in seeing something grow, or caring for something that is not yourself.
Working in a garden, a child can experience the satisfaction that comes from caring for something over time, while observing the cycle of life firsthand.
But, caring for something else always makes an equal/opposite demand, which is why feminists of the yelly variety were more up on "self-care" stuff before everyone else.
Patients on mental health units are often encouraged to garden, as are inmates in prisons across the world, because being engaged with something tangible, caring for something natural that you can watch grow, can provide stress reduction, alleviate depression and help rehabilitate an overloaded or bored brain.
Goldberg worked with the client to strengthen all aspects of his life: they worked on a fitness regime, she guided him in buying a dog to work on caring for something bigger than himself, she encouraged friend relationships and together they de-cluttered his apartment.
While stewardship speaks to a relationship based on duty, "when one cares for something it is something one does with passion and love".
"I think we recognize that people sometimes care for something other than a doughnut, so we have bagels and great muffins," Mr. Kimmel said.
When he does care for something — cognitive science, for example — he is all in favor of training people to do it, even though, as he admits, many of the methods and assumptions of modern science are counter-intuitive.
While out to dinner with my spouse one evening, our server asked, "Would you care for something to drink, ma'am?" I shook my head, signaling disapproval, and motioned for her to come closer.
