Sentence examples for no one encouraged from inspiring English sources
No one encouraged him to read philosophy.
No one encouraged and guided more than he the toddlers who were not his children; a mentor, a teacher.
His mother's disabling pain was rarely spoken of, and, when she died, no one encouraged him to mourn her.
But he also has a private practice specializing in cancer, and when he first began to think of writing a book about his experiences in Carandiru, no one encouraged him more than his friend and patient Hector Babenco.
Why not encourage other people to go on in what you love?" She gives many alumni talks, "and there's always a woman who comes up to me and says the same thing you said, I wanted to become a physicist, but no one encouraged me.
Instead of knowing-but-cosy articles written by columnists – from Walter Winchell, Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper in the 1930s to Nigel Dempster in the 70s and 80s – gossip shifted from being about words to being entirely about photos, and no one encouraged this shift more than the Brangelina behemoth.
They grew up in the eternal present of late capitalism, with no one encouraging them to envision any kind of future.
One encouraged his dogs to attack the badger.
Add to this America's romantic view of pioneers, and perhaps a lingering fear that its vast territory, if no one is encouraged to occupy it, may one day be grabbed by a foreign power.
In fact, he told no one anything, encouraged in his profound desire to forget by an equal determination on the part of the school to say nothing.
