Sentence examples for cultivated much from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Mr. Trump has never cultivated much popularity among his real estate brethren.

Trump and the governor will be unable to cultivate much hedge fund or private equity industry cash in 2016 -- at least not directly.

Rhipsalis species are cultivated as much for their strange form as for their small but numerous flowers.

What a fertile ground we've cultivated; how much easier we've made it for Sergeant Guzman to harvest his recruits.

"If our party Syriza, that has cultivated so much hope in Greece – to the extent that we managed to score 61.5% in the recent referendum – if we betray this hope and if we bow our heads to this new form of postmodern occupation, then I cannot see any other possible outcome than the further strengthening of Golden Dawn," Varoufakis said.

For a producer who's cultivated so much intrigue by simply disappearing, shows he's lightyears ahead on the creative curve.

He has vowed to strengthen ties with Cuba's new leadership despite cultivating a much warmer relationship with Fidel, who is 82 and living in seclusion.

As an associate justice, William H. Rehnquist, who wanted to cultivate a much bigger space for religion in public life, planted a few seeds in arid soil.

Rather than encourage and cultivate curators much the way an art dealer encourages and cultivates artists, he has frequently chosen to assume the role of curator himself, when he wasn't commissioning celebrities to do it.

Horse-drawn cultivators were introduced in the mid-19th century; by 1870 a farmer with two horses could cultivate as much as 15 acres (6 hectares) a day with a machine the shovels (blades) of which straddled the crop rows.

THE songwriter and R&B singer Terius Nash has worn $2,000 worth of rolled-up bills on a chain around his neck, but he would like to cultivate a much more expensive habit.