Sentence examples for who is nurturing from inspiring English sources

For Farage, who is nurturing these grievances skilfully, that's where he wanted to be.

In fact, Europe's current populist-nationalist movements predate Trump's ascendance, and, at times, it isn't clear who is nurturing whom.

In the town, the mayor and the schoolmaster compete for the attentions of the local courtesan, a Frenchwoman who is nurturing her own guilty secrets.

Ralph Patrick Ryan Eenhoorn is now 4. A hopeful Eenhoorn, the man who is nurturing Dutch baseball, asked Ralph about someday joining the cause.

But, says Kim Eves, director of communications for the school system in Greenwich, Conn., "generally you can request an environment that is appropriate for your kid, like with a teacher who is nurturing versus someone more structured".

As he notes, some people are saying that our society, by discarding sexism, can produce a new kind of man, one who is "nurturing and emotionally expressive," and who "abandons his old patriarchal privileges and embraces equality in private and public roles".

Even divorced fathers who are nurturing, devoted and involved with their children's lives.

Deontay Wilder is a six-foot-seven Olympic gold medalist from Alabama who was nurturing a perfect career: he had fought thirty times and won thirty times, always by knockout.

I would want someone who enjoyed being a homemaker and who was nurturing; someone who would ensure that our children were well taken care of and properly educated so I could focus on working to provide for the family's needs.

They include Wayne Rooney, who was nurtured by Moyes and sold when Manchester United made an offer Everton could not refuse.

Cherkoui, Ted Stoffer and Van den Broeck are established choreographers who were nurtured by Les Ballets C de la B. Platel's Wolf (2003).