Sentence examples for which will nurture from inspiring English sources

We mustn't become slaves to foreign opinion, but neither should we glibly dismiss it as we prepare to launch a war that will hugely aggravate this distemper -- which will nurture more terrorism.

The liquid earth, frozen from the snow and the cold, starts to appear, and the promise of the spring which will nurture it makes it smoke from excitement and incense the creation, the time, the sacredness of dawn.

Enjoy long meal times with loved ones, which will nurture all parties involved.

The Prophet's wife's advice was taken and has 'saved the day!' [14] You and your wife are other halves of each other: Taking her advice is a fundamental thing to do which will nurture your marriage.

In contrast this one is already guaranteed to make money, which will hopefully nurture the seeds of international development that have been planted in the last couple of decades in such unlikely-sounding places as Jamaica, Serbia, the Czech Republic and Lebanon.

It added: "We see this as discrimination against the children who attend this school because they've chosen, with the legal rights they have, to attend a Catholic school which will support and nurture the faith they have chosen to follow".

Writing in the 1930's, he noted that a successful capitalist economy will nurture freedom of speech, debate and criticism, which are themselves required for entrepreneurship to flourish.

Any nation that cherishes old stories of its separateness will nurture a faith in ritual barriers.

"I think he has got real talent if he is nurtured in the right way - and the system his club play will nurture him and keep him improving.

Wives will nurture distrust.

Giving before you do anything else will nurture a more effective attitude toward generosity.