Sentence examples for nurtured to from inspiring English sources
Most Israelis now believe that Palestinians only have unquenchable passions -- not interests that can be nurtured to counterbalance those passions.
Rather there is an overriding feeling that they have been nurtured to fulfil their talent, on the long-haul journey to success.
American officials and contractors say it will take much longer for the units to be nurtured to self-reliance and a higher level of skill.
It fell in 1906, but a shoot was saved and nurtured to produce the tall and sturdy tree where pilgrims now come to pray.
Four songs in, an I Forget track, Time Is Dancing, builds gently on the kind of aortal beats that embryos are nurtured to.
In the 1990's, the first Bush administration organized regional peace talks in Madrid and the Clinton administration adopted the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks begun at Oslo as a cause to be nurtured to fruition.
"They're wonderful gentlemen with wonderful manners, very nurturing to their fans and very caring.
[Their impulse is] to nurture, to like and be liked".
Do they understand they've got to nurture people to bring them along?
The desire to nurture again, and to go on.
They decide how faithful, how conniving, how punitive, repressive or tolerant, or nurturing to be.
