Sentence examples for cultivating dependence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Khalilzad, for example, worries that the Americans are cultivating dependence by coming 10,000 miles to build concrete schools for Afghans who once built stunning palaces and mosques.
Written without self-pity, rancor or even judgment, "Tiger, Tiger" forces readers to experience Curran simultaneously as the object of a little girl's love and fascination and as a calculating sex offender who cultivates her dependence on him while contriving to separate her from anyone who might prevent his molesting her.
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.
Importantly, this would be a good alternative to cultivating too heavy a dependence on fragile global recycling markets and recyclers in developing countries.
Of course, this strategy for cultivating our social brains had limits: fostering a childlike dependence on religious leaders, symbols and rituals; and developing a mindset of exclusivity that led religions to clash not merge.
Mutual interdependence replaces corporate dependence, and in a feat of old-school sustainability, people in the southwest have been cultivating this way of life for a few hundred years.
"At the same time, we must be careful not to cultivate in these children a dependence syndrome, where they get used to many gifts and lavish foreign travel".
Their mind-set suggests that the courage of dependence is something we need not cultivate.
Reasons cited were the inability to cultivate all the land they owned, land fragmentation, land located far away from house, wild animal depredation and dependence on traditional farm equipment.
Chic cultivated anonymity.
