Sentence examples for nurture to from inspiring English sources
She sees in each new generation something to nurture, to compete with and to learn from.
It might also be that boys feel the impulse — by nature and nurture — to protect their sisters.
Betzer's view of the family's pathologies goes far beyond troubled nature and lack of nurture to probe haunted American landscapes.
Covered online at Slate and elsewhere, this new version of the "Marshmallow Study" adds a look at nurture to the famous test of children's nature.
The app recreates the look and feel of the original animated electronic toys, which you feed and nurture to keep alive.
What politician could resist the temptation to offer up pie-baking, that international signal of sound, modest, home-loving nurture, to the media?
Do they understand they've got to nurture people to bring them along?
The hope is to nurture them to Series A funding and beyond.
"They're wonderful gentlemen with wonderful manners, very nurturing to their fans and very caring.
"Farming is more nurturing to the human spirit than any other job.
Sometimes it takes months of such primal nurturing to earn their trust.
