Sentence examples for nurturing quality from inspiring English sources

I had always made a point of going to Trisha Brown's seasons in New York back when I danced, and was a fan of Lucas and Madden in particular; onstage, Madden, an elder statesman in the troupe, displayed a generous, nurturing quality and a remarkable clarity, and Lucas's ethereality always drew my eye.

Something that did not go well in the way they were parented, and they know there is a part of them that either is limited or doesn't have the patience, the nurturing quality, something...a very necessary ingredient that's required to be a mom".

Some women have a much more nurturing quality.

And beautiful, too, with an unexpected nurturing quality.

"He's got a lovely nurturing quality that makes him a great dramaturg and a developer of new works," said Myers.

"He's full of love, and you can become toughened to situations, but Peter never lost any compassion, any empathy, any of those nurturing qualities," says Catie Parry, former head of drama at Cefn Saeson, who has taken time out of her day at another local school to talk about her many years working with Jones.

Female ghosts are often perverted mother figures who exhibit infanticidal tendencies or homicidal jealousy in place of the expected maternal nurturing qualities, such as the entity in Lewis Allen's delectably spooky The Uninvited (1944), in which Ray Milland and his sister buy a house on a Devon clifftop and find themselves caught up in a supernatural Rebecca-type scenario.

The beloved matriarch of the March family, known by her daughters as "Marmee," frequently admonishes her girls against sins such as "chasing men" (hussies!!) and urges them to embrace "womanly" virtues such as modesty in dress, quiet voices, domestic skills, and nurturing qualities.

What we're doing is recognizing, strengthening, and nurturing a quality that was there from the outset.

Learning to lead While talent and willingness are necessary starting points for leadership, nurturing certain qualities in yourself or your staff can strengthen and improve capacity, and will help an organisation to weather the inevitable ups and downs.

Nurturing these qualities in the next generation is a shared responsibility, and the sooner we start the better off we'll be.