"nurture by" or "nurture in"?
| The seeds of totalitarian regimes are nurtured by misery and want. |
| Those dispositions must be fostered and nurtured by word and study and by the power of example. |
| The militant Deobandi zealots, raised encouraged and nurtured by the Pakistani establishment (i. |
| The main weapon used by them to strangle Sri Lanka is the Tamil racism created and nurtured by them. |
| Let us not forget the culture of corruption has been nurtured by congress and its offsprings for 60 years. |
| Self-taught, Kato's curiosity in guitar was nurtured by an emerging online community of musicians on YouTube. |
| It is lovingly nurtured by the Latin American left and refreshed from time to time by contributions to the literature and Mr. |
| I started paying attention more to the news and I realized that this new more open form of racism has been planted and nurtured by the media. |
| Of these many were nurtured by colonial authorities and their settler allies in order to deter manifestations of Islamic unity in the face of alien occupation. |
| These future leaders of the nation are being nurtured in a corrupt environment. |
| Most of the trade unions in Sri Lanka have been nurtured in this social democratic tradition. |
| Its particular geographical location, its flourishing trade and commerce, its arts and crafts, nurtured in unbroken peace, assured its continued prosperity. |
| Burgeoned and nurtured in Church, Mimi's singing talents and dexterities shone all through her teenage years and are bursting at the seams, ready to be unveiled to the world. |
| The common citizen of this country is not bigoted but generous and compassionate and nurtured in a tradition of tolerance intrinsic to all faiths that nourish our composite cultures. |
| The Indian firm may not have the vision to go beyond the existing list of contacts that they have nurtured over time. |
| Such is its cultural nationalism nurtured over the years that it does not want the Muslim minority, perhaps also other minorities, to exist in the country. |
| These young students are musically nurtured through children's songs and games. |
| It is beginning and must be nurtured through the coming generations to allow this city to flourish. |
| Binet believed that self criticism was a central factor in intelligence, that it is not inborn but must be nurtured through education. |
| It is grown, developed, fed and nurtured with care. |
| How each intelligence is nurtured during the first years of life will also affect how that intelligence develops within its given possibilities. |
| Maybe it's as simple as reconnecting with the safety of the womb, where we felt the comfort of being fully supported and nurtured for the first time. |
| So it is now implodingand being consumed by the medieval and tribal hatred it nurtured against India. |
| Woman is made to nurture as the male they marry sometimes acts like a baby, mostly so when they are sick. |