Sentence examples for nurturing others from inspiring English sources

TIME has a way of healing some wounds and nurturing others.

But, he gently points out, immortality does not help with this: If your life is directed toward nurturing others who need your protection and guidance, and if, unluckily, you die before they are ready to cope without you, the fact that you will be restored — and maybe restored to them in some entirely different state — is immaterial.

"It may be that women are more intrinsically gratified by nurturing others, and therefore do not need an external reflection to reinforce caretaking behavior," theorizes Salk.

"These women have spent their entire lives nurturing other people, and now the spotlight is finally on them," Rabbi Kutner said.

Adverse economic conditions and the implosion of the political centre that appear to have encouraged far-right parties are also nurturing other forms of societal division, leading to polarisation.

We must create a Jewish culture in which the final measurement of "was this life worthwhile" will be: Did one set aside regular times for nurturing other human beings?

Nurtured by these efforts, they resisted the imposition of ontological death and nurtured others in resisting.

Her courageous belief in life allowed her to nurture others even after the devastating loss of her son, Noah.

Just because you don't have a child or a family doesn't mean that you can't help, guide and nurture others.

We should be clear that what precluded the young women Barron studied from being homemakers and mothers was not their lack of potential for serving in these roles but, instead, their having been assigned to an alternative social position, one defined in terms of such dependence that their capacity to nurture others became virtually inconceivable.

She learned at this retreat that you must, "nurture yourself as much as you nurture others.