Sentence examples for nurturing touch from inspiring English sources
In The Girls' Lounge @ CES, we were honored to have high school girls creating prosthetics for children who had lost a limb, and witnessed the unbelievable, nurturing touch females provide that bring a product to life.
How is it that a child can be born deaf or blind and yet grow up to be emotionally and physically healthy; but if a child is deprived of early nurturing touch he or she will not only suffer emotional and psychiatric difficulties but also physical problems – obesity, type-two diabetes, heart disease, immune and digestive disorders – that will last into adult life?
In 2006, I became a certified facilitator of Cuddle Party which is a 3-1/2 hour communication, boundary-setting, safe, nurturing, non-sexual touch and relationship workshop.
Taken together, these symbols mean that you avoid causing suffering by honoring and nurturing all that your spirit touches.
Jane, an acclaimed sculptress and insightful art historian, was passionately dedicated to nurturing and mentoring young artists and touched many peoples lives.
Mom is adoring and nurturing and ever-so-slightly out of touch.
In his brief film career, Mr. Yauch had the respect of many veteran industry players, earning a reputation for nurturing films and filmmakers that others wouldn't touch.
For in nurturing these bright people--especially nurses--you are touching, improving, or even saving lives that might not begin until you are dead 100 years.
Satoru Iwata, who has died aged 55 of a bile duct tumour, was that rarest of beasts: the president and CEO of a giant company who retained the human touch and nurtured a relationship with his consumers that felt personal.
So much of being woman means to be fierce feelers, to see the way you so natural do, to feel and touch and nurture the life that is both conceived in your womb and swimming around you.
It actually feels weird to me to consider staying in touch with people I care about and respect a form of "nurturing my network".
