Sentence examples for nurturing eye from inspiring English sources

His cast pops under his nurturing eye.

Alas one day, while gazing a nurturing eye across my window boxes, I overheard from the TV box a lovely man by the name of Richard P (which I can only imagine stands for "positivity") Bacon extolling the pain of TROLLS and the damage they were wreaking across the planet.

"Nurturing our eye and ear sensors with the qualities worthy of hearing our human voices sing, a subtle breeze in a tree, a water spring, an owl, strums of an acoustic guitar and the distortion of an valve amp," adds Dražen, "we have the capabilities to do this, and now VR and AR demand quality to reinforce the suspension of disbelief".

Mandy Patinkin is his other father figure, Joseph Papp, who nurtured "Short Eyes".

Again and again, Baume invokes nature to frame the book's relationships: the narrator compares caring for One Eye to nurturing a nettle, just as he was "his father's nettle... a son fit only to be kept indoors … where there's nothing to sting but himself".

The voices on the left who condemn the programme do so out of a strong belief that contempt, not compassion, will be nurtured in the eyes of the viewer.

"Learning to use chopsticks is also helpful to nurture kids' hand-eye coordination".

Make sure you're devoting enough time to keep nurturing the relationship and to keep your eyes and ears out for new opportunities.

These are the teachers, coaches, and connectors in your world -- the people who have a natural eye for talent, who have the skill of finding and nurturing creativity.

The parched landscapes of West Texas nurtured songwriters with an eye for lonely ramblers, a surreal sense of humor and an ear for all the music that drifted across the plains: country, blues, honky-tonk and rock 'n' roll.

His talent and expert eye were nurtured by constant shooting.