Sentence examples for encouraging whatever from inspiring English sources

This campaign, said the company, was "about discovering, encouraging whatever it is that makes a girl take up the challenge; break those barriers and turn 'can't' into 'can'".

We winnow them down and encourage whatever looks promising, feasible, wearable and within a student's capabilities.

It's not unusual for artists of color to get an e-mail from her, to encourage whatever project they're working on.

But you can gently encourage whatever is beneficial to arise and stick around and sink in even as you are letting go of it.

It's not enough that you encourage whatever latent talents she may have by enrolling in various mommy-and-tyke gymnastics and swim classes.

They should own that, and bring to the business the values that allowed them to thrive — and maybe, by example, encourage whatever hipsters remain out there to grow up.

They should own that, and bring to the business the values that allowed them to thrive and maybe, by example, encourage whatever hipsters remain out there to grow up.

Free speech extends to young people, too, and we should encourage whatever sort of political involvement we can get from high school and college kids, even if they say silly or unkind things about governors and senators.

They encouraged whatever spontaneous or creative ideas my brother and I came up with at a young age.

You wouldn't necessarily have to encourage whatever Biblical activity might go on, just advertise more legroom and headroom than the competition has.

Mr. Bowie's "Win," with its dour chanting of a lyric that encourages doing whatever it takes, would be more appropriate.