Sentence examples for one nurtured from inspiring English sources

And in the wake of Sept. 11, America's security requires a new approach, one nurtured by cooperation, collaboration, coordination, not compartmentalization; one focused on a single, overarching goal -- the prevention of terrorist attacks".

Not even Shaun Bartlett's big day, one nurtured in childhood at a time it seemed impossible to attain, could keep South Africa alive in its first World Cup.

The "Mac you'd expect" is the old one, nurtured by rages like the one in 1981 against Ted James, the Wimbledon chair umpire, whom he called "the pits of the world" and to whom he uttered what should be his Bartlett's entry: "You cannot be serious," which later became the title of his memoir.

I know it is unfair to damn an entire business on one little episode in a generally very happily nurtured childhood but my feelings on the subject are strong enough to have got me into trouble once or twice.

Writing is a very solitary endeavor but one that is nurtured by community.

On the one hand, Sarah wanted to be in love, to feel nurtured and cared for.

Strong rapport in turn nurtured trust in one's counterpart and a willingness to work with the other party in the future.

It is hard to believe him when he says the loss of Rosemary has left him too nervous to return to the theatre that nurtured him into one of Britain's most respected actors.

I'd say it's sort of neutral not a good or a bad idea, just one that needs to be nurtured and developed.

One thing that kindled and nurtured that feeling of unreality was the thought: How could such a tiny line of fire, hardly more than ankle high, have turned so quickly into such volcanoes of leaping flame?

Rows of books — a large portion of them ones he created, edited and nurtured — hovered above him, dominating a wall in his Manhattan apartment.