Sentence examples for nurturing temperament from inspiring English sources
All children can benefit from a male figure in their lives who demonstrates responsibility, professionalism, patience and a nurturing temperament; this is especially true in schools that serve socioeconomically disadvantaged kids.
Rather, they come into the world with predetermined abilities, proclivities and temperaments that nurturing parents may be able to foster or modify, but can rarely reverse.
Southgate and Brooking are near-evangelists for the Spanish way, the long-term nurturing of players to have the skill and temperament to pass and keep the ball.
Big ski schools like those at Steamboat and Killington have a lot of instructors, with different temperaments, from the extreme dude to the sweet nurturing type.
Research papers by psychologists and geneticists still use the terms nature and nurture, or genes and environment, to consider their relative influences on, for example, temperament and personality, childhood obesity and toddler sleep patterns (McCrae et al., 2000; Anderson et al., 2007; Brescianini, 2011).
... Opposed to violence, whether by tradition, temperament, or training, they have long relied on creative strategies to stop war and nurture peace". The Woodrow Wilson Award is Princeton's highest award for an undergraduate alum.
Ertegun's careful nurturing of acts like Ray Charles and Led Zeppelin is often cited as evidence of the kind of patient temperament now lacking at major labels.
His conclusion — and Ronson is a social observer with a comic temperament, not a gavel-banging moralist — is that we've been swept up into accepting and nurturing a culture of increasingly severe moral punishment, corrosive to the shamed and the shamer alike.
