Sentence examples for cultivated only from inspiring English sources

My appreciation for baths has not been cultivated only in Britain.

After all, Thoreau was offended that orchardists cultivated only a few varieties from nature's virtually infinite stock.

An official announced that it would halt eradication of coca (the raw material for cocaine), which is increasingly being cultivated, only for Mr Humala to countermand him days later.While the previous president, Alan García, hogged the headlines, constantly presenting plans and inaugurating public works, Mr Humala has closeted himself in the presidential palace, issuing occasional Tweets.

By that time GMOs were no longer cultivated only in remote areas--they were available on supermarket shelves, and the matter had become very sensitive.

Sri Lankan law dictates that land within 1 mile of a national park can be cultivated only after completion of such an assessment, says environmental lawyer Jagath Gunawardena.

"Domesticated and cultivated only by its own nature.

Yet Graham, a longtime registered Democrat, did not cultivate only Republican political leaders.

Today, she and her sister, Bagya, cultivate only a small patch of pumpkins and beans in their yard.

Eric Plaksin and Rachel Bynum of Waterpenny Farm in Sperryville currently cultivate only 10 of the 25 acres they rent from a longtime Rappahannock landowner.

The state would cultivate only Jewish heritage and traditions; Jewish law would serve as "inspiration" for laws.

In it, a gardener who cultivates only Chinese roses realizes that he is "causing discontent among all the other types of flowers".