Sentence examples for that fostered from inspiring English sources

He sought a music that fostered moral awareness.

Even in his investments, he favored ones that fostered growth around the Twin Cities.

It was the melange of musical and cultural influences that fostered Armstrong's humanitarianism, Mr. Jones suggested.

Adrover's creative inspiration appeared to be the same Islamic regime that fostered terrorism.

For years, this bolstered the theory that American Muslim youth had been spared the alienation that fostered militancy in Europe.

It was possible that the merger would be called off by regulators, a danger that fostered hesitancy over integration.

It was World War I in particular that fostered the idea of the increased importance of the interventionist, collectivist state.

It seems he's reminiscing about centralised media only insofar as it's a distribution system that fostered that outcome.

It is credited with creating a climate that fostered other young directors such as Spielberg, Scorsese and Coppola.

But others hailed it as a utilitarian, egalitarian and resilient tool that fostered development in a city of pedestrians.

He did not say, as Mr. Horowitz infers, that "he sought a music that fostered moral awareness".