Sentence examples for nurturing of from inspiring English sources
More disturbing still is the deliberate nurturing of embittered misconceptions.
But the care and nurturing of three children, each three years apart, has also meant putting the care and nurturing of me on the backburner for 13 years.
"This can radically upset her possibility of ovulation, fertilization, implantation and even nurturing of a pregnancy".
It was also the result of a steady courting, and nurturing of, the Christian right.
Politics is about the nurturing of virtue: honour, loyalty, duty and wisdom.
If anything, the standard should be higher for those supposedly dedicated to the nurturing of souls.
His story also has an appealing moral: be brave and nurturing of others.
"That's very nurturing of you," she told him as she accepted the offering.
The key has been tight control of store openings and a careful nurturing of the brand.
Among its activities is the nurturing of Thatcherite parties and politicians in the former eastern bloc.
