Sentence examples for nurtures to from inspiring English sources

However, one could speculate that the traditional and conservative lifestyle of the Arab population nurtures to a lesser extent individualism and skepticism.

"They're wonderful gentlemen with wonderful manners, very nurturing to their fans and very caring.

She sees in each new generation something to nurture, to compete with and to learn from.

"Farming is more nurturing to the human spirit than any other job.

Sometimes it takes months of such primal nurturing to earn their trust.

Far from that, it will need support and nurturing to take off.

It needs to be nurtured to thrive.

They decide how faithful, how conniving, how punitive, repressive or tolerant, or nurturing to be.

"There is a lot of development and a lot of nurturing to go yet".

Both need to be nurtured to grow.

[Their impulse is] to nurture, to like and be liked".