Sentence examples for nurtured of from inspiring English sources

THE esteem in which mankind holds its furrier friends may be an indicator of the conception it has nurtured of itself.

The tap-in that presented itself to him was more elementary than any mental image he will have nurtured of how his World Cup goal might have come.

That deprived him of any dream he might have nurtured of launching his premiership in the manner of his role model, Tony Blair.

Libya was also important for France's self-confidence in a changing world, Mr. Juppé said, and for Mr. Sarkozy's own image, carefully nurtured, of a man who wants France to play a global role and is at his best in a crisis.

The World Cup in Brazil may be their best chance yet of making a big impression on the global stage and of fulfilling the ambition that the country has long nurtured of becoming the first African World Cup semi-finalists, at least.

The leading ideologues of the alt-right see efforts to limit their online influence as existential threats for good reason: The movement began life as a creature almost entirely born and nurtured of the internet.

Tony delighted and nurtured generations of viewers of Sesame Street, where he worked for nearly 40 years, winning 22 Emmys for both script-writing and song-writing.

It may be impossible to deduce from the scoreline, but Hearts disrupted the series of draws in this season's Edinburgh derbies with a performance of such authority their followers could have legitimately nurtured hopes of avenging the notorious 7-0 defeat of 1973.

It feels like a limiting of options; that distantly nurtured daydream of reunion shown to be nothing more.

As mentioned above, conflicting believe systems have regularly nurtured violations of Human rights and explosions of aggressiveness against different groups people.

Or, find resources for continued living through surreptitiously nurtured appreciations of the sacred and beautiful, of irony and tragic comedy, while cultivating hope and patience aided by discoveries and creations of beauty and humaneness in the midst of the physical and soul-distorting psychological brutalities of enforced impoverishments of conditions that were not in any way "mundane" living?