Sentence examples for nurturing without from inspiring English sources

First, by eliminating "marriage" and revising state policies to focus on caregiving activities rather than sexual/romantic relationships, the state advances its legitimate interest in insuring that vulnerable citizens receive care and nurturing without illegitimately interfering in the private sphere of marriage.

They are nurturing without being overprotective, and honest about their circumstances.

The opposite of religious totalitarianism is an ideology of pluralism -- an ideology that embraces religious diversity and the idea that my faith can be nurtured without claiming exclusive truth.

Whereas, in the past, shows had to be launched on to either BBC1 or BBC2, there is now the experimental haven of BBC3, where series including Being Human, Nighty Night and Bad Education were nurtured without ratings pressure.

Several officials said that it was further nurtured without the involvement of many of the aides to Donald H. Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense, who have sought to limit the offers to North Korea.

"I understand there are financial considerations, but you would think there could be some way an audience could be nurtured without having to sell a million units," said Milos Stehlik, director of Facets Video, one of the biggest video mail order distributors.

If one of her children dies, a mother may carry it about for a while, as if she were in mourning, but chimpanzees do not have an abstract notion of death, just as they cherish and nurture without having the words for love and mothering.

A life of faith can be nurtured without introducing sin as the foundation of that faith.

You house within you the most frightening power of all: the power to love without condition, to nurture without thought, to breathe life back into broken and scared places in others.

Gallagher is nurturing, but without her nudging, Beard is convinced she would not have qualified for her fourth consecutive Olympics.

These are the universities embracing success by nurturing students without coddling them and pushing students with the assumption that they will be successful.