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Wilkin added: "I took a lot of enjoyment watching some young guys, who I've been involved with nurturing, go on and do something really special.

The initiative – for a bespoke band formed from workshop encounters between 10 young European performer/composers – showed just how much important background work on jazz-nurturing goes on all year round.

And Sid the sloth (John Leguizamo) worries about being left out when Manny and Ellie have their baby, while his urge to nurture goes unfulfilled.

Watching the young people that I've nurtured go above and beyond their own expectations when they first started working for me.

He is terrific, too, on the intricate interplay between heredity and environment, between nature and nurture, that goes into the making of us all.

And the whole nature-versus-nurture debate goes for little since Cymbeline's abducted sons – although one is touchingly played by a prize-winning deaf actor – don't seem vastly different from the urban culture they have escaped.

It is a history that taught me that nurture only goes so far in explaining who a person is.

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

Bacteria don't "develop" resistance, as if it were a muscle nurtured by going to a microbial gym.

A poem that Clare wrote sometime in the eighteen-twenties, "The Fate of Genius," tells the story of a rustic genius, a talented poet who was not properly appreciated and nurtured, and went to an early grave.

"So it's wonderful that the boy who was nurtured by going to the library and considered it a safe haven is having his work and his legacy preserved by the Library".