Sentence examples for fine children from inspiring English sources

But the experts assure me that it's fine: children can never have too much love.

Thus: from adultery and the violation of prisoners the process of nature will produce fine children, to grow, perhaps, into fine men; and where wicked violence has destroyed cities, other and nobler cities may rise in their place.

Many respond better to one who communicates warmly: Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo sometimes writes to the parents of her managers to thank them for bringing up such fine children.

Hekker's advice to young American women now could not be more different from that of 25 years ago when she travelled the country extolling the virtues of making good meals, keeping a clean house and bringing up fine children.

We were one of the lucky ones: our foreign-born nanny trained as a scientist, worked at a bank in her home country and has raised two fine children to young adulthood.

It also helps that the Pullmans' world — they live in a town house in "the hippie-stroller capital of upper Upper Manhattan" — is the privileged, educated upper-middle class, that hotbed of parents who hover and micromanage the lives of their perfectly fine children.

French companies like Bru, Jumeau and Steiner all produced fine child dolls.

"Isn't there a fine child, God bless him," Kinsella says.

"Amongst them," he wrote, "was a woman carrying in her arms the corpse of a fine child making the most distressing appeal for aid to enable her to purchase a coffin".

And, despite all evidence to the contrary the generous parents or kind spouses or attentive friends or better-than-fine children or good dogs you can carry around a feeling that you're inherently unlovable for a long time after the break.

A venerable, imposing figure, Ms. Nordstrom was widely considered the finest children's book editor of the era.