Sentence examples for nurturing about from inspiring English sources

But if you saw the excellently accented Marina speak the following day in conversation with MONA boss David Walsh, you'd have to admit there was something nurturing about her.

"This connection we have with our mothers through their breasts, through breastfeeding– even as adults there's something nurturing about our own breasts, or if you're a man, someone else's breasts".

While "getting our hands dirty" may not help us overcome all of the turmoil and challenges we currently face as a country, there is something to be said for the lessons that gardening can teach us about nurturing, about patience, and about self-sufficiency.

"There's something very nurturing about teaching.

There was something so nurturing about the bonds the family seemed to share, which gave me not only comfort, but an idea of what family could actually be.

The grapes are nurtured by about 15,000 growers across the region, of whom only around 2,200 make their own wine.

"In general, trying to separate nature and nurture makes about as much sense as trying to separate personality and situation," he says.

"Some of his ability to navigate such difficult terrain was about emotional intelligence and the deep faith he nurtured about his vision.

In the world of "before," where everything he needed was at his fingertips, he had time to read the papers and check the news wires, to tease his colleagues, to nurture about two dozen clients.

He concluded: "Mirren's tartly humorous and profoundly human portrayal of a woman who is, by nature and nurture, about as touchy-feely as she is Roman Catholic although required to be, by turns, sounding-board, confessor and therapist, is magnificent".

There are many other aspects to nurture about yourself.