Sentence examples for have a nurturing from inspiring English sources

"Folks say I really don't have a nurturing personality.

I think most women have a nurturing capacity that wants to take care of other people and usually take care of other people to a fault".

Such relationships tend to have a nurturing, parental quality whereby performers feel loyalty first to their own particular managers within an agency rather than to the company itself.

(Device: "It's your mother's birthday. Do you want to talk about why you haven't called yet?") The gadget -- possibly called the Interpersonal Organizer -- would have a nurturing user interface and could store 300 rationalizations.

Black holes might have a nurturing side.

Will your new addition have a nurturing environment to live in with room to grow?

We have a nurture group where they spend some of their time in a smaller, quiet atmosphere with a high level of adult intervention.

The majority of the students were experientialists (61.72 %), thereby supporting the idea that most of them have a "nurture" view of the origins of human behaviors (Fig. 2).

I hope our conversation teaches others why having a nurturing environment is important for encouraging young women to pursue their interests in STEM. .

I hope our conversation teaches others why having a nurturing environment is important for encouraging young women to pursue their interests in STEM.

"Many men will only wish to have a gentle, nurturing female therapist," he said.