Protectiveness

Clergy and church leaders need to find ways to challenge that protectiveness and encourage families to allow disabled family members to develop confidence in relationships.

It’s masked as over-protectiveness, my body fighting off a phantom attack, but the fact remains, it is slowly killing me.

Brown appeared to be attempting to rile up Taylor's fans, known as 'Swifties', who are renowned for their fierce loyalty and protectiveness of the Anti-Hero hitmaker.

In the very first episode of the series, Loid demonstrates his fierce protectiveness by rescuing Anya from being kidnapped.

Nintendo’s litigious nature, not to mention its fierce protectiveness over its brand image and that of its mascots, the notice from Nintendo comes as a bit of a shock.

With so much uncertainty swirling about in the world, Kim wanted to play with texture to create a gauzy protectiveness around the body, with fuzzy looped cotton jeans, chunky wool scarves and faux fur sweatshirts.

The dynamic of sisterhood is familiar to Moore, who has a younger sister, especially when it comes to protectiveness, she said.

For better or worse, modern conservatism's defining ethos has been a protectiveness of American institutions — "standing athwart history yelling stop" — in the face of left-wing demands for social justice and radical reform.

He became good friends with Harry Kim from the start and at times displayed protectiveness in the face of Harry's customary naiveté.

In order to avoid aggressive and over-protectiveness as an adult, continuous socialization as early as possible could allow the dog to adjust.