Sentence examples for nurturing values from inspiring English sources

But the nurturing values that Volvo promotes in its family-first cars — like the terrific XC60 crossover — can come off as prissy to buyers of sporting machines.

Reading novels and how-to guides of the mid-1800'sheshe observes the way "mother" and "home" came to stand in for each other -- how motherhood was figured as a sheltering structure analogous to, and then identical with, a home itself, the place where mothers inscribed their nurturing values on society.

Rene Schuster, former CEO of Telefonica Germany, puts it this way: "Empathy is not a soft nurturing value but a hard commercial tool that every business needs as part of their DNA.

"We are in a desperate state of need to nurture values in a positive, respectful and substantive way," Mr. Bess said.

Mr. Bush's advisers and supporters agree that the elder Bush is a window into the younger one, but they have a different take on what it shows: carefully nurtured values of honesty and integrity.

and Mrs. Hemingway nurtured values that encouraged high moral principles, a strong work ethic, scholarship, and an involvement with outdoor activities [End Page 138] that placed emphasis on physical endurance and courage" (14).

St Columba's said it worked "tirelessly" to ensure young people were "nurtured, valued and encouraged".

Nurtured, valued, grown, like all other commodities essential to our survival.

You are now in a position to take powerful action toward creating and nurturing innovative values, and that is a great place to be.

World Muslim congress is a think tank and a forum with the express goal of nurturing pluralistic values embedded in Islam to build cohesive societies.

Mike Ghouse is a Muslim speaker, thinker and a writer, and presides over the World Muslim congress, a think tank, and a forum with the express goals of nurturing pluralistic values embedded in Islam to build cohesive societies.