Suffice to say, it's hardly a nurturing, kid-friendly atmosphere.
Yet the film's action could hardly be more dismissive of such nurture determinism.
Ronaldo cannot even bring himself to look at the man, which is hardly how he parted ways with Ferguson, who nurtured him.
Wes Hoolahan, Robbie Brady, Andy Reid, Shane Long, Steven Reid and Seamus Coleman – hardly world-class, but surely worthy of more astute nurturing when we consider some of the lesser talents that Trapattoni indulged instead.
William is 29, Michael just a year older, and both are college drop-outs — but given Silicon Valley's impressive track record for nurturing and funding obsessive, unconventional young innovators, their age is hardly unusual.
One could hardly escape the romantic and peaceful vision of the heterosexual couple as they nurtured the iconically functional, healthy, moral, and nuclear family.
But she invented and nurtured the Camelot myth that still enthrals the world, and that was hardly a small achievement.
It is hardly a secret that the Rays like to grow their prospects slowly and to nurture developing arms, especially one that is attached to the left shoulder of a 6-foot-6, 225-pound body like Price's.
We spend so much energy nurturing our delicate egos against naysayers and self-doubt that we can hardly admit mistakes.
It was always going to be a risky decision – most British professionals have been nurtured from childhood as part of the Lawn Tennis Association's elite – and even then, hardly any succeed.
