Sentence examples for nurturing the power from inspiring English sources

Women, "with babies to protect", have always had to be "aggressive and violent"; if a patriarchy had ever existed, surely it would have been "loving and naturally nurturing?" The Power puts its kick-ass attitude and thrill-a-minute vim in the service of a blunt but valuable reminder that gender is nothing but what we make it.

There are several ways we can begin nurturing the sacred power of seeds right away, according to the book's contributors.

That is the reason we built the Vine camera, and it's why we continue to improve upon and build new tools for your creations, nurturing the balance between power and simplicity that you've come to expect from us.

It is too bad that so many work environments have still not embraced the power of nurturing the humanity of their workers, and create a community style office environment.

Significantly, since 2003, the region's two leading powers, China and Japan, have been nurturing the idea along with South Korea in semi-official think tanks, with varying degrees of enthusiasm (China greatest, Japan least).

Those marshes have continued their work powering the entire coastal ecosystem by nurturing the young of nearly everything that swims in the gulf.

Related Story: Nurturing the future.

Next Tuesday: Nurturing the Commonwealth.

It both stifles opportunity and nurtures the abuse of power.

In essence, Jesus asks them, "Does your way of being in this world resemble the gracious, nurturing power of God or the coercive, destructive power of the emperor?" It's a question that Jesus is still asking us.

Considered like a pie, Luzhkov said, those in power never nurtured the wealth; but rather, once a new clan seized control of the pie, they simply re-divided it up among themselves for as long as they could.