Sentence examples similar to to nurture perception from inspiring English sources
Next up is a stern test in Pittsburgh, another opportunity to change the perception, to nurture this new narrative: the Jets, after an off-season of dysfunction and a preseason of skepticism, are winners again.
For Phloeun Prim, the executive director of Cambodia Living Arts, the festival's presenter, his organization has a purpose beyond changing world perception: to nurture artists Ms. Chey's age and younger.
In their public statements American officials must address Israel, the Palestinians and our Arab allies on par with one another to help nurture the perception of interdependence in national security and economic development among their people and foster the sense of a joint destiny.
I try to nurture her boldness, her strange (almost psychic) perceptions, and this confidence she possesses.
It is time to return to perception.
This "mystical" element of God affects a very important part of the brain, called the anterior cingulate, which we need to nurture as we engage in a pluralistic world filled with different perceptions of the divine.
They have to nurture them.
They take time to nurture and cultivate.
That, surely, is something to nurture.
