Joe," much of which was cooked up in computers, is the latest instance of Hollywood's long-nurtured commitment to bread-and-circus entertainment.
His obvious delight for the world beneath the sea was nurtured by his deep commitment to conservation and preservation of the underwater wilderness.
A17 Mr. Gore, preaching at a Dallas church, said America must match its economic successes with a "prosperity of the spirit" that can only be nurtured through a renewed commitment to families and values.
Taking a Sabbath rest from his relentless focus on fiscal policy, Vice President Al Gore preached today that America must match its economic successes with a "prosperity of the spirit" that can only be nurtured through a renewed commitment to families and values.
The school nurtured independent thinking and commitment to social justice.
More importantly, I wanted to ensure the school maintained its high academic standards, nurturing environment and commitment to a broad, all-round education.
Commitment, nurturing, meeting needs, attention to detail, and planning for the future are all key...and I guess the same can be said for a relationship.
Lisa was extraordinarily devoted to her family, whom she nurtured with boundless energy, grace, commitment, and humor.
Medellín, by contrast, still counts on an almost fierce parochial pride, a legacy of decent Modernist architecture dating back to the 1930s, a cadre of young architects being aggressively nurtured and promoted, and a commitment by local businesses to improve social welfare that begins with the city's biggest business: its state-owned utilities company, E.P.M.
Nurturing and commitment.
"Their commitment to the brand must be nurtured by true, consistent projects," he said.
