nurtured

“The golden age of Parisian smiles nurtured, and was nurtured by, the rise of dentistry as a vocation,” writes Jones.

Its reporting and commentary on politics, society, and arts and letters have nurtured a broad liberal spirit in our national life.

A precocious talent, he was nurtured by enlightened teachers in London and then discovered California.

Mina's pupils are cherished, respected and nurtured, as anyone can see.

One hopes they will be nurtured and continue to grow, whichever candidate emerges victorious next Tuesday.

She soon gave birth to a daughter, her only child, whom she nurtured with the most assiduous care.

Now here is a lady, well educated and delicately nurtured, who is destitute of the common necessaries of life.

This is true, I fear, to a certain extent, of those who have been nurtured in the new traditions.

Such men could not fail to adorn the faith they professed, and do honour to the Church in which they had been nurtured.

Surely she could never again thwart their plans of evil, hatched and nurtured in the foul darkness of the quags.