Sentence examples for nurturing who from inspiring English sources
We model to them that enhancing our outward appearance will add more value than nurturing who you are as a person.
Your purpose is about discovering and nurturing who you truly are, to know and love yourself at the deepest level and to guide yourself back home when you lose your way.
Instead, it is the leaders Washington nurtured who threaten to unravel one of America's most significant policy successes in sub-Saharan Africa in this century.
And when that curiosity is nurtured, who knows how far you might go?
But instead of wishing they become certain things that may or may not happen, I will try to nurture who they are right at this moment.
I wanted ― make that, needed ― to entrust his care to someone else for a while, someone who presumably knew how to nurture, who knew the value of a kind word or soft touch.
She also showed nurturing fathers who abide and the matriarchs who love them.
Nurturing Kendall, who attends a Manhattan culinary school, Park West, is her priority.
It is absolutely to be encouraged, as well as nurturing people who are less fortunate.
Men are generally more likely to have nurturing figures who live with them at home, whereas women don't.
Indeed, Farrow brings genuine mystery to a nurturing figure who may not be as saintly as she seems.
