Sentences with phrase «nurturing by»

You are nurturing yourself by being mindful, aware and «in the moment».

I don't buy that we are more patient or more nurturing by nature, but we may be more patient or more nurturing by choice.

After a few weeks of nurturing by mom, the calf is ready for breeching school.

Ida is regarded as the lunar nadi, cool and nurturing by nature, and is said to control all mental processes and the more feminine aspects of our personality.

Judy has given me the gift of nurturing myself by gently suggesting that I look at my resistance to food preparation.

Fostering Independence: Mother's are usually nurturing by nature and that's a wonderful thing.

They were amazed to find a large difference in the brain scans of these 2 - 3 year olds, showing that in the first few years of life a child's brain development relies heavily on nurturing by his parents.

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But the culture also requires a bit of nurturing by constructing the right teams in various operational categories.

One such Fortune 100 company recently segmented lead nurturing by scenarios of specific buyer challenges.

Any other Canadian manufacturer who managed to expand in the midst of five years of economic tumult would be nurtured by politicians like a rare orchid.

And it's not just Medbery whose entrepreneurial ambitions have been nurtured by a city many people in the rest of country remember associate more with gumbo, jazz music, and failed levees.

Beyond the buzz, employees become wine aficionados eager to learn more, which the company nurtures by offering complementary sommelier courses.

This kind of tribal identity is very hard to actively generate from scratch, but it can be nurtured by being effectively reciprocated.

«They've been nurtured by their parents, who've talked with them and modeled values of excellence for them that [seed] concern for the consequences of their [kids»] actions on other people.

It's a trait you must nurture by taking daily steps to confront your own fears.

Though the band has changed shape since Garcia's passing — members have toured intermittently under different names — their fan base remains as extensive and as rabid as ever, thanks to a relationship carefully nurtured by the Dead and their management.

Over the past two decades, this seed has grown into a snaking vine, nurtured by a number of vocal conspiracy theorists.

It is unique, and passionately defended and nurtured by the company.»

The collapse of the global economic - political paradigm that was fostered and nurtured by neo-classical economic theories built on childish abstracts which failed to embrace the physical and mathematical realities of existence defined by universal laws of matter and energy.

This cult of hyper - performance is nurtured by a growing army of personal trainers and yoga coaches who make their living by fine - tuning and de-stressing business leaders.

Nurtured by Fir Tree Partners since 2014, the fledgling utility - scale developer and IPP nets the hedge fund sponsor a windfall as it is sold to a Canadian - American joint venture.

This was rooted in catch - up post-war development and nurtured by the Keynesian belief that governments would come to the rescue with «anti-cyclical» fiscal and monetary policies, should the economy falter.

Then, once they're ready, they convert on a more middle - of - the - funnel offer like a product demonstration, a consultation, or a free trial, thus getting removed from the top - of - the - funnel nurturing campaign and swapped into the middle - of - the funnel campaign to get nurtured by content / offers more appropriate to that stage in the buying cycle.

According to this account, the music was born in the brothels of New Orleans, came of age in the illegal speakeasies of Chicago in the 1920s, and reached maturity nurtured by organized crime in Harlem, Kansas City, and other corrupt communities in the 1930s.

Before birth we were enfolded in our mother's womb, then nurtured by the milk from her breast, then consoled by a parent's shoulder, then congratulated on a commencement day.

That proposition is increasingly incomprehensible to souls nurtured by the toxic soup of post-modern sentimentalism.

Again, Israel is seen in relation to God as a child, born of Yahweh, nurtured by him, etc..

Yet Boyer's instincts are sound, for it was the unique version of premillennialism nurtured by Darby and brought to these shores after the Civil War that helped form the doctrinal core of virtually all fundamentalist and many evangelical churches.

For example, a morality of consciousness - raising will nurture a spirituality different from that nurtured by a morality of conscience - formation.

They will be missed, above all for the example of decency, nurtured by faith, they set for us all.

This dialogue must finally be based on the «ecumenism of the Spirit,» the spiritual unity that undergirds all God's creation, nurtured by the Holy Spirit, whose guidance gives meaning and coherence to the evangelizing and prophetic work of the Church.

Leaves from a tree nurtured by the river bring healing to the nations — healing for Palestine, Afghanistan, Iraq, Colombia, Sudan and America.

It is a union that exists to ensure children are nurtured by their own parents who profess a commitment to their welfare for as long as they live.

With the advance of capitalism, then, the nation moved from the idea of local norms of behavior, created and nurtured by the community (often the religious community), to the idea of citywide or even national norms.

He was nurtured by a tradition still linked to the everyday concerns of his community.

Many of us have been nurtured by this man; our faith has been deepened by encounters with his writings and his person.

But there is a work of God in the midst of this dark reality which brings forth matured, self - reliant, free persons whose freedom has been nurtured by their participation in that friction of will against will which makes up so much of life.

If these aspects of religion can be nurtured by theology into the conscience and character of America, it is likely that God — the only real basis of all that is universally true and just — will be served.

A vital congregation is one whose self - understanding is not reduced to data and programs but which instead is nurtured by its persistent attention to the stories by which it identifies itself.

it is for everyone's ultimate good that religion is outed for what it is — a delusional belief caused by and nurtured by thousands of years of brainwashing.

The wholeness of family members can be profoundly nurtured by their awareness of their connectedness with other persons and ultimately with the whole of humankind, with the biosphere, and with the loving Spirit of the universe.

The concept of responsible family planning means that parents will only have children who are wanted and who can be well nurtured by them.

Think about that: We know who God is because of the ways we were loved and nurtured by our mothers as babies.

And, if ADL is interested in Jewish - Christian dialogue, it is not helpful to claim that the Holocaust was «the expression of a total pagan anti-Semitism nurtured by two thousand years of Christian teaching of contempt.»

C. Wright Mills, The Sociological Imagination (New York: Oxford University Press, 1959), exhibits the categories of discernment that have been generated and nurtured by sociology.

There is a profound need for these individual consciences to be nurtured by morality in the sense of a universally accepted ethical context.

But the perception of relevance — and thus the efficacious use of practical reason — require a firm grounding in the past and the secure possession of the capacities and skills just referred to which are nurtured by the traditional school curriculum.

But today in our Third World contexts, for obvious reasons, theological enterprise needs to be nurtured by other disciplines such as social sciences, cultural anthropology, study of religions, political sciences, economy, etc..

For example, the experience of reverence and wonder is not nurtured by the technological mentality that looks on the world — and even on human beings -.