Sentence examples for nurturing the view from inspiring English sources

The fact that the most popular soccer video game in the world is now complicit in nurturing the view that sport and pissing away $20 every weekend go hand in hand is pretty grim.

The fact that the most popular football video game in the world is now complicit in nurturing the view that sport and pissing £20 up the wall every weekend go hand in hand is pretty grim.

And finally the individual joins a terrorist cell, which becomes a surrogate family, nurturing the jihadist world-view and preparing the initiate for martyrdom.

A positive view on life is all about nurturing the essences we want active.

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Next Tuesday: Nurturing the Commonwealth.

For nurturing these views, Ramesh came to be seen as "anti-growth" within his own government.

If Cameron is serious about wanting our film industry to make more money, he should leave the ball-breaking yap about profits to Glengarry Glen Ross, and instead take the long view: nurture the creative talent of tomorrow – from film-makers to games designers.

"In a society that thinks a lot about what makes certain people do things, what makes certain people criminals, there's a lot of interest in the evil inside of people — were they born this way, is it nature or is it nurture — and the view that people might have demons inside them that could be expelled is one way of thinking about this, about the propensity to do bad things," he added.

Unlike perhaps any other institutions in the world, they embrace the long view and nurture the kind of critical perspectives that look far beyond the present".

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