Sentence examples for nurtures a from inspiring English sources
Most important, this argumentative culture nurtures a sense of responsibility.
He nurtures a wide range of philanthropic interests through the Hintze Family Charitable Foundation.
Obama, he has said, "despises the Constitution" and "nurtures a hatred for the white man".
The sport attracts young risk-takers and nurtures a gladiator complex.
The military is innately hierarchical, yet it nurtures a camaraderie in part because the military looks after its employees.
In Muriel Barbery's novel "The Elegance of the Hedgehog," a dumpy concierge nurtures a private devotion to Tolstoy.
She nurtures a backlist (older works still in print), unheard of in the traditionally month-to-month world of comics.
Trotter is president of her school's environmental club and nurtures a 40-foot greenhouse at her home in Redwood Valley.
But the problem with this is that it nurtures a dangerous myth: that we live in a meritocracy.
Victory Gardens nurtures a circle of 12 playwrights, and presenting their plays is the company's core mission.
While its online store nurtures a worldwide fanbase, it still has a physical location, at Werderstrasse, Cologne.
