Sentence examples for nurtured many from inspiring English sources

She launched and nurtured many careers.

Former Vice President and Executive Producer at Bozell, Lee nurtured many careers in advertising production.

Dr. Costanzo attracted and nurtured many young bankers and worked with economic and political leaders.

As a poet, a teacher and a translator, Stanley Kunitz touched and nurtured many of us.

"I think it's a funny footnote," says Marsea Goldberg, a Los Angeles gallerist who has nurtured many street artists.

"They have an extremely important role and I have nurtured many of them in my time," Hunt said.

The person who has been carefully nurturing many of China's top opera singers for international careers is the 93-year-old Zhou Xiaoyan.

The Institute of Political Sciences Institut des Sciences Politiques Sciences Po Po") nurtures many of those who go on to the influential postgraduate National School for Administration (École Nationale d'Administration; ENA) to train as senior civil servants.

Both through the theater and the Circle in the Square Theater School, which was founded in 1961, Mr. Mann had a hand in discovering or nurturing many stage actors who would go on to celebrated careers.

Although scientific researchers, if they are both very lucky and very skillful, may have a hand in creating new knowledge, a typical school teacher has a hand in nurturing many young minds over a career, and some of them will go on to do extraordinary things.

The hundreds of texts and personalities he brought to light from late antiquity to modernity and the forcefulness and complexity of his grand theses about Kabbala and Jewish history has fed more than three generations of scholars and will surely nurture many more.