Sentence examples for he was fostering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney used his speech to criticize President Obama on other fronts, saying that he was fostering an "entitlement" society.

This is not, of course, anything to do with him and the complacency he was fostering as recently as before Christmas.

Shortly after Daley was elected, Tillman said that he was "fostering racism in the city," but eventually she and the Mayor reached a détente: she began voting for his budgets and other measures, and he backed her effort to require companies to acknowledge any historical ownership of slaves.

But he did hint that he was fostering a grand cinematic plan when he turned down Todd Haynes's request to use his music in Velvet Goldmine (named after a Bowie B-side), claiming he was holding them back for his own project.

He was fostered by a childless couple who farmed in Cornwall.

His parents didn't want him, gave him up when he was less than two days old; he was fostered, then adopted.

They told me that he had tried to kill himself and would only be released if he was fostered into a stable home so we took him in.

Dr Watson's book discloses he was fostered by another family, either in the West Highlands or Ireland, as part of a Celtic tradition that also saw his brother Thomas spend years in Ireland and grow to hate the English.

Rob Johnson, who was two when he was fostered, said some of his savings were wrongly used to pay for trips.

As a result Frank became wayward, but that changed after he was fostered by Pippa and Tom.

He was fostered for a time by a couple in Leipzig before entering the orphanage of the Francke Foundations in nearby Halle.