Sentence examples for nurtured desire from inspiring English sources

I tolerated their inoculating me with paranoia and, in my teens, a raft in the middle of the sea was a frequently nurtured desire.

We need to encourage and nurture desire.

Like many opera singers, Dessay nurtured no desire to sing operatically until she accidentally discovered that she could.

West, also an amateur cellist, had nurtured a desire to master the Aria from Bach's Goldberg Variations for as long as he could remember.

The stillness, absolute power, and mystery of the Arctic nurtured my desire to continually explore nature through chemical research and to share my passion with others as an educator.

Mambo had long nurtured a desire to become a solo singer.

Hearing those different, conflicting viewpoints I think nurtured my desire for consensus.

Eileen was a tough taskmaster and the expectations were high, but she nurtured the desire in me and gave my life shape.

For many young women, then, the medicalisation of the pill indirectly nurtured a desire to become pregnant sooner than had originally been envisaged.

Both the video footage and interviews indicate that handwashing is infrequent and does not seem to be prompted by having a new child, although "nurture" (desire to care for one's offspring) has been previously demonstrated to drive maternal handwashing behaviour [ 6].

For Smith, retirement means nurturing a desire to coach by serving as a graduate assistant at Ohio State while pursuing a master's degree to become a dietitian.