The tree grows well in his nurture.
Part of apostolic nurture was seen in rebuke and admonition.
They are best friends and nurture each other.
The child got his nurture from his loving parents.
If you fail to nurture your daughter's budding spiritually, it may be extinguished.
Enhancing these endowments requires us to nurture and exercise them continuously.
Nothing will be able to erase our wonderful memories， and we will nurture/cherish them forever.
I think it's important to support and nurture our daughters' spirituality, even if it's not easy.
Politicians of all stripes tout green technology, but that is speculative, and it is not clear how the government can best nurture it.
The purpose of this jar is to nurture yourself. You could purchase an expensive bottle of wine at dinner, get a massage or go on a weekend getaway.
All this has contributed to the market reforms of the past decade and debate within the party about how to both nurture and control the industry.
It is a habit we need to nurture because our natural tendency is to stray from the here and how to tomorrow, next week or next month.
In this borderless new era, we will nurture a group of professionals to enable us to make a shining glory from a Chinese owned corporation like Uni-President.
Since the 1950s, we have believed that success is more determined by our wealth and our ability to consume than it is by our ability to nurture and sustain meaningful relationships.
Is it something that is implanted in us? By nature in that sense, or is that distinction something? That is created by nurture and education,? What we would call today maybe socialization?
Male rats sometimes eat their young rather than nurture them, which makes them a poor model for studying how fatherhood affects the brains of species that frown on infanticide.
This will enable us to separate the aspects of brain function that are maturational and less influenced by the environment from those that respond most readily to nurture and learning.
