Sentence examples for sort of nurturing from inspiring English sources

Donna Lieberman of the New York Civil Liberties Union calls metal detectors in 193 city schools "incompatible with the sort of nurturing and supportive environment that schools should work to cultivate".

"I had the luxury of having that artist's soul sort of come back, nurturing that a little bit more," Ms. Vincent said.

"This is not the sort of environment that nurtures large-scale rebellion on the part of voters".

People felt like we sort of birthed and nurtured it, because it was ours.

In this way, they're positioning Pittsburgh as a viable place for more festivals of this sort, while nurturing an environment that will (hopefully) improve the retention rate for younger generations to come. .

If I were the sort of amateur scholar who nurtured a crankish pet theory about Shakespeare and I'm not, I promise mine would have to do with hidden references in "Henry V" to the relationship between Catherine of Valois and Owen Tudor, whom she took up with after Henry's death.

We need to calm down and get back to nurturing the sort of open society that is the real source of our strength.

That's the sort of advice that has long nurtured the super-powerful type-A humans who run the world's armies and empires.

The film nurtures the sort of existential crisis in American national identity that Detroit should have long since provoked.

Dean became Scorzayzee, one of the sharpest-tongued MCs in the competitively collaborative Out Da Ville crew, a sort of homespun Wu-Tang Clan nurtured under the watchful eye of Trevor Rose.

Dean became Scorzayzee, one of the sharpest-tongued MCs in the competitively collaborative Out Da Ville crew, a sort of British Wu-Tang Clan nurtured under the watchful eye of Trevor Rose.