Sentence examples for cultivated of from inspiring English sources

Her later fiction (she died in 1989) became almost Dostoyevskian in the mood it cultivated of the ax hanging over, in its whiff of damnation, but with no representatives of the saved and no possibility of redemption.

I shake his hand, a square and solid hand, more in keeping with the mobster and bare-knuckle boxer image he's cultivated of late than the stick-thin, knock-me-over-with-a-feather campness of yesteryear.

If Saracens want a new standard to measure their ruthlessness against and the physical prowess they have cultivated of late, they may just meet it in Cardiff in four weeks' time.

And his rivalry with Vaclav Klaus, the former prime minister and now president, conflicted with the image that Mr. Havel cultivated of himself as being removed from the political fray.

The attacks are clearly designed to try and undermine the perception that Mr. Perry's campaign has cultivated of a candidate with core convictions who speaks the truth from his gut.

It's an image that the band cultivated, of course, but it wouldn't have stuck if it weren't for Mr. Page's skill, finesse and imagination, which made him one of the most influential guitarists in history.

The cornerstones of North Star are its high standards and its carefully cultivated sense of community.

Beaujolais has always projected an image -- carefully cultivated -- of being a lighthearted, carefree wine without the complexities and, yes, the cant associated with wines like Bordeaux and Burgundy that are perceived to be more "serious".

Ghiya cultivated dozens of middlemen throughout India.

She certainly worked within the party, but cultivated something of a reputation as a maverick.

For years, California growers mistakenly cultivated vines of the melon grape thinking they were pinot blanc.