Sentence examples for cultivated to from inspiring English sources

Prohibitions or taboos are sometimes cultivated to an extreme degree.

Fear is cultivated to justify technological intrusion and ubiquitous cameras.

Public taste has been cultivated to expect more from architecture than mere "appropriateness".

Many were personal Clinton loyalists, cultivated to help deliver the vote.

But Mr. Doogan said her image was carefully cultivated to do just that.

Her son, Rahul, has long been cultivated to take charge of the family firm.

Amenable academics can be cultivated to add authority to supportive analysis.

Fleas were cultivated to carry the plague, then dumped over Chinese villages.

In Japan, stingless bees are being cultivated to pollinate greenhouses, a feat at which they excel.

He was, according to the Italian biographer Giovanna R. Solari, "a man refined and cultivated to the point of paganism".

It was agreed across the board that a new vernacular needed to be cultivated to change the narrative.