Sentence examples for cultivated carefully from inspiring English sources

Dr. Martin explained that "the twisted & gnarled driftwood effect has been cultivated carefully over centuries" & how the tree is kept alive.

Edwin shakes his head, before embarking on his own green-fingered rock metaphor: "Imagine you had a house plant that you cultivated carefully," he says.

A city that prides itself on a carefully cultivated, carefully exported, occasionally quite smug, reputation as a northerly club culture utopia can hardly do with denigrating its genuine transgressors and embodiments of what the 80K-a-year civic marketers would call 'Genuine Glasgow'.

By design, "First Lady" offers a wealth of incidental pleasures -- a press secretary described as "just on the good side of pudge," or the sketch of Tyler's poet father, Fulke Norris, who cultivates "carefully disheveled white hair" that evokes Robert Frost, and of whom Cuddy remarks that "anybody who rhymes... 'offspring' with 'golf green,' it's no surprise his son's a killer".

This is diametrically opposed to the image he cultivated so carefully.

Shinzo Abe is one of the few world leaders to enjoy a close rapport with the U.S. President, cultivated through carefully observing and catering to his tastes.

The New Yorker, January 13 , 1940 P. 30The clerks in Thomas Cook's Berkeley Square travel office are successfully preserving that air of polite detachment which they have cultivated so carefully for years.

After Johnson left office, Richard Nixon cultivated him carefully, even sending weekly national-security briefings to his ranch, in Stonewall, Texas, by government aircraft.

Committed fans were key to the success of The Guild, and Day cultivated them carefully, using Twitter and Facebook to build two-way relationships.

Christian Bale's carefully cultivated combover.

And fretting about her carefully cultivated tan.