Sentence examples for nurturing anger from inspiring English sources
Ephesians 4 27 says it perfectly: "And do not give the devil an opportunity [to lead you into sin by holding a grudge, or nurturing anger, or harboring resentment, or cultivating bitterness].
By the end, even as they've been trying to discuss what a fair solution would be, they wind up as solo agents, each nurturing anger or bile or both, squared off against a world that seems to be a nonstop assault in one way or the other.
They did not speak of what imagination made of it, how it might be, nurtured in anger's pain, in desperation and betrayal, the ways it might become unbearable.
The results were not miraculous, but within a month's time, I had begun the process of shifting my unconscious behavior, healing my anger, and nurturing myself.
Further, parents with even subclinical levels of post-traumatic stress may have difficulty tolerating normal household stressors, reacting with anger or aggression or by psychologically or physically distancing themselves from family activities and consistent, nurturing interactions that foster secure child attachment and marital quality (Galovski and Lyons 2004; Sherman et al. 2005).
The subject was nurturing.
Our culture is not nurturing.
"Both populations need nurturing.
The environment is nurturing.
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