nurturance in A Sentence

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    Initially, we receive Nurturance, later, we also provide it.

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    If you are a friend of the grieved, self-care provides Nurturance.

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    Schools would, thus, become the centres of social cohesion, religious amity and value Nurturance.

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    To see your grandmother in your dream represents Nurturance, protection, and unconditional love.

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    The motivations for MCA are often similar to those in FD- a misguided search for sympathy and Nurturance.

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    Faced by the challenges of change, the relationship requires ongoing attention, communication and Nurturance for it to survive and thrive.

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    Of course, in many animal species, that is exactly how things work: Nurturance flows in one direction only: from mother to child.

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    Your father's failure to activate the Mother(Nurturance) allowed the Victim to become dominant in you- leaving you feeling both unlovable and unloved.

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    When we do not receive consistent and sufficient emotional Nurturance during our early years, we are at greater risk of seeking it from external sources, such as food.

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    Practitioners like myself and Leonard Sax, M.D., Ph.D., who have conducted multiple studies in science-based practical application of neuroscience to male Nurturance in schools, homes, and communities, are not included.

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    I have discussed the value of age-mixed interactions in a previous series of posts(starting with Sept. 9, 2008) and will not repeat myself here, except to say that younger children are strongly motivated to learn the skills that they observe in older children and that older children learn compassion and Nurturance through interacting with younger ones.

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