Sentence examples for soil nurturing from inspiring English sources

The volcanic soil makes perfect sense: Just as in the growing of wine grapes, the soil nurturing the coffee shrubs has great influence over the final product.

But Mr. Berman still shows how that fertile religious soil nurtured European growths.

This suggests potential, not determinism; a seed needs to be planted in good soil, nurtured, watered and tended.

You need to plant the seeds, water the soil, nurture the leaves, and make sure the plants get proper sunlight in order to create the environment for them to possibly produce the end result.

I have many rare plants which need special soils or nurturing.

What you really cannot eat at least goes on the compost heap and thence back into your soil to nurture the next crop.

The filmmakers register their point, but I don't think it's entirely parochial to note that, two decades from now, the American and Japanese children will probably have many choices open to them (including living close to the land), while the Mongolian and Namibian children are more likely to be restricted in their choices to the soil that nurtured them.

There is something undeniably satisfying in the spectacle of a bullying autocrat addicted to the privileges of power who is caught in a situation in which he can't snap back that classic rejoinder, "Do you know who I am?" Eventually landing on European soil, Napoleon nurtures the fantasy that once he arrives in Paris and announces his return, France will rise up behind him.

This context became the nurturing soil in which various forms of Black Nationalism flowered once again as the influence of Washington's philosophy and strategies declined.

Digging into the phosphate problem, you realised that it can be handled, but only if the great majority of the world is fed via sustainable farming which means nurturing the soil and having it once again full of micro-organisms.

Now we live in the cloud, still further from the soil that once nurtured our ancestors.