Sentence examples for nurtured values from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's advisers and supporters agree that the elder Bush is a window into the younger one, but they have a different take on what it shows: carefully nurtured values of honesty and integrity.
These kind acts make you feel nurtured and valued.
Its fundamental tenet is that power should be devolved from politicians to people, from the central to the local; a belief that personal ambition shouldn't be limited by the intervention of a bureaucratic government but nurtured and valued.
But our children's creativity also needs to be nurtured and valued, and it's more important than ever that everyone in theatre works with drama teachers, not against them.
We're born to want to be nurtured and valued and loved and to give love".
It allows the space for your values to be nurtured and tended to on a regular basis while also filtering out any junk that tries to intercept.
While in China, where history had been carrying on for a long time, a different system of governance, values and traditions were nurtured, which have an influence to the present day.
As members of a generation steeped in mass media and nurtured in graduate education, and following the general collapse of established values in the sixties and of revolutionary idealism thereafter, they thrilled to suggestions that their automatic sophistication could see through, and dissipate, the antediluvian authority of their elders.
The government's £350m investment to support doctoral training is promising, but will only be of long-term value to Britain if the resulting research is nurtured and commercialised by British industry.
The children in return bring a lot to the older adults because they need to be nurtured, and they give the older adults the chance to pass on their values and knowledge to another generation".
"Our philosophy of putting our belief and faith in young rugby players discovered, nurtured and developed from within our own system, has shown itself to be of value and purpose.
