Parents have the responsibility to nurture an enthusiasm for learning, starting with frequent reading to their children when they are babies.
"He is a local lad and an FC supporter, which you can see means a lot to him, and we're hoping we can nurture that enthusiasm to help him make a positive transition into our sport, which I am sure he will excel in".
Facebook itself has nurtured the enthusiasm among developers.
The magnificence of the arctic wilderness reminds me of the power of nature and it nurtures my enthusiasm to explore its complexities through the chemical sciences.
Morgan read eclectically, nurturing early enthusiasms for canonical English writers, from the Gawain poet to Milton and the metaphysicals, and developing a passion for the 1936 edition of the Faber Book of Modern Verse that would cast a long shadow over his work for years to come.
But as he reaches out to other fields, Marsalis also continues to nurture his core enthusiasms for the great living musicians of jazz and for the art's future: the young players who might be making a lot better pay doing something else but choose to believe in the history, implications and glory of this music.
Now I'm driven by the idea of nurturing a similar enthusiasm among new generations of budding young minds.
Mr. Shankar said he envisioned a world free of stress and violence and said that meditation helped nurture the individual love, compassion and enthusiasm to reach these broader goals.
His extraordinary vitality, enthusiasm and wisdom have nurtured The Rogosin Institute and enriched all those who have worked with him.
There will be three such books on the Aug. 6 best-seller list by authors whose careers have been built not only on their storytelling, but also largely by careful, nurturing publishing and word-of-mouth enthusiasm.
She had a bubbling optimism, an infectious enthusiasm and an unparalleled gift for nurturing family and friends.
