Sentence examples for those nurtured from inspiring English sources

I've learned that the best business relationships are those nurtured over time, with people who truly care about doing a great job for the long-term – and not just those who offer a quick fix, lowest price or fastest short-term delivery.

Calling it "the capstone" of Thiel's technology investment strategy, the managing general partner--born in India, raised in the Persian Gulf and educated in North America--says that the new firm will have a global focus and will seek out companies around the world that have the same drive as those nurtured in Silicon Valley.

And those nurtured are not only choreographers.

Those nurtured on books push them as tools critical to a basic education.

They are a bit rich, perhaps, for the blood those nurtured on Danish Modern (much of it is built of Thai teak), but wildly exotic to the Western eye.

Their goals are not unlike those nurtured by the future First Lady, Melania Trump, who last week gave a speech in which she said, "As a young entrepreneur, I wanted to follow my dream to a place where freedom and opportunity were in abundance.

Just as we no longer concern ourselves with the wars and politics and biases that cradled the Greek tragedies, presumably we will care less and less about those that nurtured Wagner.

And all those skills are nurtured, if not always systematically and intentionally, by graduate science training.

It is up to those fortunate enough to have been lovingly nurtured and those graced with the strength to have achieved self-love to empower others who know only what they have learned.

2. Spreading the aims of their parties and their ideas whilst distancing the nurtured from Islamic thought, because the ruling party considers itself the pulse of society and the symbol of its endurance, while Islamic principles are for the mosque only and between man and his Lord with severe proceedings against all those who tried to do away with party thinking or modify it.

Some children escape all this, nurtured by parents who respond lovingly and intuitively, who reject the bigotry and foster their children to step out into the world bravely and proudly, the way Ruby Bridges's mother did in Alabama all those years ago as represented in Norman Rockwell's civil rights painting, The Problem We All Live With.