In the last act, sobriety brings a measure of mature contentment, drawn from carefully nurtured relationships (with parents and children, the new wife and the old band), and perhaps even more from the abiding pleasure of the groove.
Children from the nurtured families were least likely to report depressive symptoms.
Children from the nurtured group reported the lowest levels of depressive symptoms.
On the other hand, children from the nurtured group were least likely to report depressive symptoms.
City life has, from Classical antiquity, nurtured European culture, although tributary rural life was for centuries the common lot.
It includes a customized Google map that allows users to pinch and scroll around Manhattan and parts of Long Island for the sites where Abstract Expressionism was born and nurtured, from Barnett Newman's East 19th Street Studio to the Cedar Tavern.
It is the first show to be nurtured from conception by Sue Naegle, the president of HBO's entertainment division; she started championing the "Hung" proposal the moment she assumed the job 13 months ago.
2. Spreading the aims of their parties and their ideas whilst distancing the nurtured from Islamic thought, because the ruling party considers itself the pulse of society and the symbol of its endurance, while Islamic principles are for the mosque only and between man and his Lord with severe proceedings against all those who tried to do away with party thinking or modify it.
In recent years Lan has welcomed and nurtured directors from France, Norway, Iceland, Belarus and Palestine, and produced plays from Germany, Syria and Yoruba-speaking territories around the world, as well as his native South Africa.
To better serve children with disabilities, we need to know who they are, where they are, what their needs and aspirations are and how their abilities can best be nurtured right from the very beginning, in their early years".
