Sentence examples for it cultivated from inspiring English sources

New York City Opera has always prized the "people's opera" image that it cultivated in its early days, and when an opportunity to extend that reputation arises, the company invariably takes it.

Her later fiction (she died in 1989) became almost Dostoyevskian in the mood it cultivated of the ax hanging over, in its whiff of damnation, but with no representatives of the saved and no possibility of redemption.

But instead of marching triumphantly into a new 13-episode season, "The Walking Dead" sometimes feels as if it is lurching forward, burdened by its own success, the tremendous expectations of the audience it cultivated and a perception that it sheds creative staff members as abruptly as it dispenses with characters.

I don't want to see it cultivated".

"The west has begun to fear the terrorism it cultivated".

It cultivated a large audience, both black and white.

Amazement — great wonder tempered by perplexity and even disorientation — is a deep feature of the Web; its users seek it, cultivate it and register it on message boards.

Therapy certainly has its place and rewards; it cultivates awareness and a deep sense of connection to yourself.

But it cultivates groups like Ms Wong's which support its policies.

It cultivates a hatred of Germans.

Make it "cultivate … for their cabin crews," or rephrase.