But in Thandwe, as elsewhere in Rahkine state, they nurture a deep resentment against the ethnic-Burman group, who form the majority nationwide, and blame them for their own impoverishment.
A quieter, more reasoned personality who had been a good player but never a great one, McEnroe collected a bunch of youngsters around him and worked diligently to nurture a deep bond that carried friendship into the heat of battle.
The country, which only saw the emergence of an embryonic private business sector 20 years ago, continues to nurture a deep sense of spirituality that is alive in the people and their relationship to nature.
The payments, according to voters, election monitors and various past and current candidates interviewed for this article, nurture a deep popular cynicism about politics in Lebanon, which is nominally perhaps the most democratic Arab state but in practice is largely governed through patronage and sectarian and clan loyalty.
These activities are not just about demonstrating cool scientific phenomena and providing an explanation but getting parents to take ownership of their children's science learning and nurturing a deeper engagement with science.
Two hundred people from Darby and surrounding Ravalli County, which nurtures a deep vein of conservative religious sentiment, filed into the gym on Dec. 10.
Christophe Person had always nurtured a deep interest in art but it took him a long time to do something about it.
Commentators here have said that Mr. Murdoch's power nurtured a deep-rooted reflex, in successive governments and in the police, to curry his favor and to turn a blind eye to his editors' excesses.
Similarly, the focus is not on the fun and novelty of individual lessons but on nurturing a deep engagement in the learning process that requires students to invest and extend themselves.
If it weren't for my mother, I would still be in my bubble, nurturing a deep resentment for the religious right that didn't allow for any shared humanity.
