Sentence examples for life nurturing from inspiring English sources

He grew up with the trees and spent his life nurturing them.

"I think women who spend the most productive years of their life nurturing children are unhappy," Ms. Lawrence said.

The original game, which Electronic Arts debuted over a decade ago, lets people simulate the lives of virtual characters as they navigate through big milestones in life — nurturing a career, moving into a home, meeting a significant other, marriage, and having children.

The kind of future we would like is where we can have intelligent solutions to difficult problems so that we can have purposeful life, nurturing relationships, caring communities, financial security, physical and environmental well-being, and opportunities to learn and grow.

It is a shame that her conclusion seems to be that happiness is found "in a crowd" of dissembling people rather than in a careful calculation of how to live a good life nurturing true virtue as an individual.

Small-town life nurtured his sensibilities in the same way his customers unwind with a pomegranate facial scrub.

Also on view are a violin, a stage set, school notebooks: all relics of a resilient Jewish life nurtured at the brink of extinction.

A planet wandering through the cosmos, with no sun to warm it, could still have life nurtured by heat radiating from its core, Stevenson says.

The current state of health care in America reminds me of my favorite quote by science fiction writer Isaac Asimov: "Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.'".

It is a chance to stretch surf-aching muscles, to deepen the sense of peace that the mellow pace of life nurtures and to process experiences.

Many animals mate for life, nurture and care for their young, create bonds with other animals and people, and have as strong a desire to survive as we do.