Sentence examples for cultivated itself from inspiring English sources

The specimen L17 (Table 1) supports this hypothesis as it is mentioned to be "cultivated" on its herbarium label: O. latifolia has never been cultivated itself, and this specimen can therefore be best interpreted as the collection of a weed growing in or around fields.

More generally, Apple has long cultivated itself as no ordinary garden variety consumer electronics brand.

The soul doesn't cultivate itself".

Mr. Carter's work itself cultivates the look of the amateur, the hobbyist with a ham radio or a backyard workshop and a jigsaw churning out crudely built constructions that look as if they might topple over at any second.

But the Bronx example offers reassurance and hope that the library will not fully yield, cultivating in itself the tensions of its origins.

It doesn't take us long to realize that the house is France itself — cultivated, beautiful, but no longer central in the global era.

Recycling goes beyond disposal as well -- to the goals of environmentalism and civic consciousness that have been carefully cultivated by the city itself in supporting the recycling program through millions of dollars in promotion and advertising over the years.

The dwellings, which are scattered across the 80 acres of land, are constructed from found materials sourced from building sites and cultivated from the land itself.

There is excellent precedent for South Africa to capitalize on its ability to overcome dread, however: after apartheid, the country proactively cultivated an image of itself as a nonracial and tolerant society, and it worked hard to project this image via its human rights-focused foreign policy.

And while Gilt itself cultivates an air of exclusivity and is semi-invitation only, Gilt City is open to all.

The star has cultivated an online community that calls itself 'Kayla's Army' ​Women hate prissiness about periods.