Sentence examples for silently encouraged from inspiring English sources

By then, Niemeyer, who had silently encouraged Le Corbusier to introduce curves into his designs, had developed his unmistakable free-flowing style with a wave of new buildings at Pampulha.

In front of the Museum of Natural History, intrepid families in boots climbed over piles of sidewalk snow to its entrance, silently encouraged by the equestrian statue of Theodore Roosevelt, who was, as usual, stoically enduring the indignity of a pigeon preening atop his head.

And we will be silently encouraged by the knowledge that we have ticked the boxes, taken that extra bit of trouble, to be free to disapprove, discreetly of course, of those who have failed to look after themselves – while never needing to do anything much about it.

Although at first the concept of the tank as a mobile weapon of war met with apathy, German industry was silently encouraged to look into tank design, while quiet cooperation was undertaken with the Soviet Union.

A video of the event shows the president listening intently to Castro's presentation and nodding occasionally, Harvard Law '91 silently encouraging Harvard Law '00.

In the gallery, photographs of living trees pushing their way up through city sidewalks surrounded the resurrected one like a silently encouraging chorus.

It's a hard stereotype to shake off knowing that some teachers, directors, and choreographers are still famously known for pushing dancers to the extreme, shaming their bodies, and silently encouraging unhealthy rivalry.

Sensitivity against these atrocities erodes early, and is encouraged silently.

Users are encouraged to try out different prompts and discover new modes of interaction — though there were plenty of times where Spider-Man would answer a different question from the one I asked, or he would just sit there silently.

If your cat show that he's sorry by rubbing against your leg or crawling into your lap, silently accept the apology but don't encourage the cat with too much affection.

The emphasis is on openness in the interviews and on the nurse's ability to: be silently present while the patient talks, ask questions that encourage reflection, let the patient find answers and solutions and contribute with knowledge, provide advice and guidance when requested and relevant.