Sentence examples for cultivated toward from inspiring English sources
Lyric poetry was cultivated toward the end of the century in love songs (1769 99), in the tradition of the ancient Greek poet Anacreon, by Alecu Văcărescu.
Children cultivated toward dependence on external praise through constant positive stroking are at risk for growing into poorly-adjusted adults who must always look to others for approval.
This season, his carefully cultivated benevolence toward his wives has helped tighten the noose of the shared marriage, as an individual consciousness begins to seem like something a wife enjoys only on her husband's sufferance and any wife who complains about repression appears ungrateful.
When asked by Emily Eakin (The Way We Live Now, Jan . 6 why he thought the food at McDonald's was "so bad," José Bové discussed where the meat came from, how the vegetables were cultivated, the trend toward industrialization of food.
It meant cultivating empathy toward other people, particularly the rural poor whose numbers were increasing as the Industrial Revolution progressed.
And he also cultivated a deep suspicion toward the claims that contemporary society had significantly humanized the forms of punishment by abandoning the savage corporal brutality that prevailed in the bad old days, in favor of the hidden concrete-and-steel carceral system of the modern era (Foucault 1977).
In foreign policy Mitterrand advocated a relatively hard stance toward the Soviet Union and cultivated good relations with the United States.
Famously caustic in tone and intemperate toward critics, he had cultivated a reputation of cranky rectitude that seemed to elevate him above the partisan political fray.
Ms. Hébert has cultivated her own realistic but sanguine attitude toward her garden.
Row upon row of dark-green bushes, cultivated to look like small trees, extended toward the horizon.
O'Reilly, whose annual salary at Fox was eighteen million dollars, had cultivated an audience who didn't mind his coarseness and aggression toward women.
