Sentence examples for nurturing than from inspiring English sources

Some require more nurturing than others.

He passionately disputes the notion that a huge primary school like his is any less caring or nurturing than a smaller school.

Women tend to be better at nurturing than men (though I say that in the grim knowledge that such statements have condemned us to centuries of domestic drudgery).

Critics pointed out that the girls' sets are more about beauty, domesticity and nurturing than building — undermining the creative, constructive value that parents and children alike place in the toys.

In 2006 alone, the mayor's office counted 34,718 official shooting days for projects in the five boroughs; they say the "entertainment industry" as a whole comprises $5 billion of the city's annual economy.Still, there remains among film-makers a sense that New York is cosier and more nurturing than Hollywood: it tends to keep things (relatively) small and experimental.

Sometimes, one daughter requires more time or nurturing than the others; sometimes, one daughter requires more discipline and consequences than others.

The manager explained that he would rather spend and nurture than pay the prices that the Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona are paying through bank loans, or Manchester City through Abu Dhabi oil money.

I was concerned about the depression that ran in my gene pool, but I also worried about things that were more nurture than nature, like having a child who bears the weight of her mother's mood.

If there is no fixed mental logic, then the study of reasoning may owe more to nurture than has often been assumed, and the traditional computational theory of mind might even need a re-examination.

This is because human babies need more in the way of nurture than any other animal.

In hindsight, my gravitation to mama's boyhood was more nurture than nature.