Sentence examples similar to nurtured debate from inspiring English sources
Obviously, in this article I do not wish to reproduce the well-nurtured debate on the concept of Utopia, a rather controversial one even if we limit it to the utopias involving the city (Bloch 2000; Bloch 1986; Choay 1965; Jameson 2005; Marcuse 1970; Mumford 1962; Nozick 1974; Reiner 1963; Tafuri 1976).
These are ambitions that in some ways hark back hundreds of years to a time before the rise of local government when Europe's squares, piazzas and market places fostered community and nurtured civic debate.
The questions go to the heart of a familiar debate: Is chess talent innate or nurtured?
Nurtured by these efforts, they resisted the imposition of ontological death and nurtured others in resisting.
All debates aside, this much is clear: Somewhere between being born in Hawaii, reared in Indonesia, nurtured by Kenya, educated between California, New York, and Boston, and then maturing in Chicago and Washington this Barack, this Hussein, this Obama has learned to speak many languages.
Talent must be nurtured - not knackered.
Its carefully nurtured brand faces several challenges.
Kurimanzutto Has nurtured stars like Gabriel Orozco.
Where Oscar Robertson was nurtured, and Pepe Sanchez prevailed.
He has also nurtured directing and writing talent.
