Sentence examples for more nurtured from inspiring English sources

And Chinese players, the Chinese association points out, have similar body types to the Spaniards Xavi Hernández, Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas and many more nurtured at Barcelona.

If so, maybe we can brainstorm one to two ways that you'd be able to help me feel more nurtured during this time?" State what would feel good.

And there are still too many golfers in the U.S. unwilling to play at a course more natural than nurtured.

A little bit of TLC in the middle of the night goes a long way to making you feel more relaxed and nurtured.

More recently he discovered, nurtured and produced Justice, whose heady, rock-inspired nu-disco is wildly popular, and hailed as some of the most inventive and listenable electronic music of the day.

More recently it has allegedly nurtured rebels in Bahrain and Yemen.Last but not least the guards oversee the nuclear-weapons programme.

They need to be nurtured, supported, and, more particularly, subjected to control and discipline.

On Friday, for example, the Spanish under-19 team, with the nucleus nurtured in Barcelona, once more played in the final of Europe's 52-nation soccer tournament.

And the resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan underlined Mr Obama's argument that America needs to devote more resources to the country that nurtured Osama bin Laden.Even the Bush administration played into Mr Obama's hands.

The African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child," is an apt description for Half the Sky Foundation's "Village" where more than 70,000 children have been nurtured and raised by 2000 trained caregivers scattered all over China.

Self-confidence is an infinitely important aspect of a successful adolescence, and I believe that this trait should be both encouraged and nurtured in our schools, and more importantly, by those around us.