cultivate造句

But how do we cultivate positive emotions?

Henceforth I will cultivate the habit of laughter.

He always tries to cultivate rich and famous people.

You have to cultivate the habit of doing before knowing.

Sometimes it's more important to cultivate spontaneity and stillness.

He was granted many privileges to cultivate crops.

To cultivate divergent thinking is an important part of cultivating creativity.

One possible answer is to cultivate more direct forms of participation.

So how do we cultivate the restful sleep that's the magical ingredient in preserving memories?

Both sides should actively explore new ways and areas of cooperation and cultivate new growth points.

To cultivate the moral self, regulate the family, maintain the state rightly and make all peaceful.

To effectively deal with these issues, we must cultivate the spirit of critical thinking throughout human societies.

By removing any real human engagement, they enable us to cultivate our narcissism without the risk of disapproval or criticism.

Pursuing personal growth is a powerful thing. But it should be used to uncover and cultivate a more authentic self.

A back door wide open to the very inner world, parenting style, and family relationships I most want to cultivate.

Educating children about the risks of binge drinking and explaining that most people can enjoy alcohol in moderation will also cultivate the right attitudes and behaviour towards drink.

Located in Japan, the solar Ark building is a solar power generation facility that offers activities to cultivate a better appreciation of solar power generation.

Think about tai chi, meditation, prayer, biofeedback, yoga-any activity that allows you to cultivate a peaceful center and a sense of balance.

China was the first country in the world to cultivate silkworms and develop silk weaving. More than 3,000 years ago, sericulture and silk weaving were already significantly developed.

Nerds tend to spend a lot of time in the past and future, but to achieve happiness you have to cultivate the skill of living in the present.

In the week before her death, Mariam ordered a new dress, bought an expensive mop to do household chores and told relatives she had plans to cultivate the vegetable patch.

The way of understanding Zen is to cultivate mind, clear heart and heart, everything is good, heart and mind, see red dust is good, see through, nothing is interesting.

Lovers of the great outdoors can cultivate a green space in their living room that will provide them with their own freshly cut lawn - as long as they remember to water it.

Now the discovery is causing a stir in the horticultural world once again as it is hoped Mr Abraham can cultivate and propagate the plant to sell to Rhododendron collectors.

Farmers increasingly rent the land they cultivate, which can mean they are less familiar with areas at risk for erosion or are less invested in caring for the land over the long run.

The rude manufactures destined for the wants of the cultivators are worked up by village artisans, who are remunerated by land given to them rent-free to cultivate, or by fees paid to them in kind from such share of the crop as is left to the villagers by the government.

In order to cater for the inner desires to form the creative mode of thinking and to cultivate the mind, it is necessary for the students of art designing to learn how to design the basic writing forms of the Chinese characters and to keep practicing it.

On these occasions, the community often emigrated en masse, or sent forth a swarm of its youth, to seek, sword in hand, for some less warlike people, who could be expelled from their land, or detained to cultivate it as slaves for the benefit of their despoilers.