Sentence examples for nurtured children from inspiring English sources

Carefully nurtured children took their first independent voyages on the subway (to look at the dinosaurs in the Museum of Natural History).

Imagine the potential of an entire generation of lovingly nurtured children.

Loved, nurtured children, for example, fantasize about growing up to be princesses or presidents, or both.

The farm also nurtured children, teaming up with local public schools to teach about the life cycle of plants, nutrition, and sustainability, all a few hundred feet from the lapping waters of the Erie Basin.

His employees are emotionally dependent "working girls" who fight for his favors in an attempt to fill the void that unloved and under-nurtured children continuously try to get others to fill.

His employees are emotionally dependent "working girls" who fight for his favours in an attempt to fill the void that unloved and under-nurtured children continuously try to get others to fill.

Smiley Caroline Winberg's team, by contrast, have the glowing confidence of well-nurtured, obedient children and as a result are unsurprisingly the highest achievers of the contest so far.

Rather, he wanted to critique how teachers interacted with — and nurtured relations between — children.

These considerations have nurtured concern for children's health, particularly among the nations of the Pacific Rim that exhibit the most rapid economic advancement.

But Patterson Houses was also a place where black working-class families, as well as Latinos, raised children and nurtured dreams of upward mobility.

Children from disciplined families reported the most depressive symptoms and children from nurtured families reported the least depressive symptoms.