Sentence examples similar to perpetual nurturing from inspiring English sources
The dough is hyper-responsive to slight changes in temperature and humidity, and dealing with it is a perpetual mix of improvisation, nurturing and bullying.
Challenging behavior in young children with developmental disabilities is an exemplar of the perpetual quandary of the contribution of nature versus nurture to developmental outcomes.
They nurtured the street-fighting mentality of the perpetual underdog.
Its hero, Jean Dominique, embodies the fragile, perpetual hope that Haiti, so long tormented by foreign meddlers and domestic dictators, might someday nurture a just and decent political order.
The conscious desire is to achieve a state, even momentarily, that like light is unbounded, nurturing, suffused with wisdom and creation, a state which one has absorbed that very darkness which before was the perpetual sign of defeat.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
