nurtured in English
Use "nurtured" in a sentence
1. Forests arose and nurtured things with wings.
2. Team spirit nurtured through group keyboard music lessons.
3. 21 She secretly nurtured a hope of becoming famous.
4. They nurtured a superstitious fear of misusing the name.
5. Giap was nurtured in this roil of rebellion.
6. It was a vague idea, nurtured by literary fiction.
7. Successive generations of our leaders have nurtured and consolidated it.
8. She nurtured the concept and worked tirelessly with the contributors.
9. She is looking fondly at the plants he had nurtured.
10. And it is a process that can be energized and nurtured.
11. Was it a beneficent spell nurtured by our ancestors' good, obviously very good, karma?
12. There was bad blood between the two men, something he had himself nurtured.
13. Now the spell he had nurtured would become an old man's malediction.
14. His primary avocation was palaeontology, an interest he had lovingly nurtured since childhood.
15. European union is an ideal that has been nurtured since the post-war years.
16. The power of genetics is reflected in Arabs’ commitment to the values they have nurtured ed …
17. The excellence of the American Universities nurtured Institutes of Technology and Management in India.
18. • The parasite has been nurtured by Abject poverty, intermittent political chaos and, some charge, international indifference
19. Crisp, high hedges and ornate topiaries are often the result of nurtured and carefully sheared Boxwoods
20. The parasite has been nurtured by abject poverty, intermittent political chaos and, some charge, international indifference.
21. Shallow seas nurtured life early on, and that's where it morphed into more complex forms.
22. Ours is a vibrant, family-owned spirits company, nurtured by seven generations of the Bacardi family
23. The prophet Alma compared the word of God to a seed that must be nurtured by faith:
24. The tempestuous Belle was nurtured and protected in Cleveland to the point of outright embarrassment for management.
25. 18 He had dutifully nurtured a six-hair goatee and frayed the bottom of his jeans.
26. He left the public spotlight to his wife, Pamela, whose notable salon nurtured a generation of assorted celebrities.
27. For those who knew, nurtured and loved the children involved, it must be nothing short of emotional torture.
28. A close relationship with God nurtured by regular communication with him is an absolute necessity for balance.
29. Cobblestone Homes leads the way in building luxurious, high-performance homes where memories are made and families are nurtured
30. Question: In Pakistan today actually Mr. Zardari admitted that they had nurtured terrorism for their own strategic interests.
31. Nurtured and reshaped a little, however, that milquetoast quality becomes that tenderness that you, as a man, sorely need.
32. 30 He left the public spotlight to his wife, Pamela, whose notable salon nurtured a generation of assorted celebrities.
33. Free-market reforms have nurtured a burgeoning middle class and even some super rich, both snapping up the latest in electronics.
34. Among the artists signed and nurtured during Bradley’s time at the Ascap helm are Chesney, Brad Paisley, George Strait, Garth Brooks, Dierks …
35. How the heart of Jesus’ mother is ‘pierced through’ as she watches the son she nursed and nurtured hanging there in agony!
36. Synonyms for Cared for include provided, supported, Cared, fed, fended for, looked after, nurtured, sustained, took care of and was responsible for
37. 21 The hothouse flowers gardenia and stephanotis had to be coaxed and nurtured into flowering for the posies and the bridegroom's buttonhole.
38. (Mark 6:31-34) Remember, friendship, like a flowering plant, needs to be watered and nurtured for it to blossom —and that takes time.
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40. Given the hatred they nurtured for the Gentile powers that dominated them, the Jews bitterly resented the humiliation of being forced into such vexatious labor.
41. The Islamist extremism nurtured by a succession of military rulers of Pakistan has now come to haunt its well-intentioned but lamentably weak elected civilian government.
42. The Calypsonians and the calypso that these tents once nurtured are also dead, no money, record sales a joke, international exposure nil, So who Killam? …
43. During Bennett's adroit, 14-year management he nurtured the company's commitment to Canadian titles, winning the respect of authors and publishers in Canada and abroad.
44. His paintings were widely nurtured by classical art, impressionism and fauvism. Additionally his study and research on traditional Chinese art and folk art also laid an influence to his paintings.
45. We sometimes fail to understand that the everlasting peace Jesus promises is an inner peace, born in faith, anchored by testimony, nurtured with love, and expressed through continual obedience and repentance.
46. ‘Mind-Boggling variety’: the food crusaders preserving India’s heritage A rich range of native crops and seeds is being nurtured in an effort to halt the country’s rapidly vanishing food
47. The clauses of the Framework Agreement on Cooperation for Development contain the seeds of possibilities which, if nurtured honestly and with commitment, may transform the relationship between the two countries.
48. The former UCLA professor helped define the canon of Native American literature, encouraged its development by Anthologizing new American Indian writers, and nurtured a broader audience for the work.
49. My Career Path Getting Started Gaining Experience Staying Current Seeing the Future Getting Started My natural affinity for the environment was nurtured by camping and fishing trips in my youth.
50. Why Unusual Habits Can Be Vital to Your Success Our cause-and-effect rituals, recognized as such and nurtured, can turn into quasi-religious habits that become the rails on which success arrives