Sentence examples for My milieu from inspiring English sources

"This is my milieu," you can sense him thinking.

But making videos was not my milieu, at all.

Her father never really forgave her, she said, for marrying "outside of my milieu".

But oh, untroubled I had been in my milieu, amid jabbering Jews under the omnipotent sway of a Hebrew God.

There are some other women in my milieu, but most of them have just one child and don't plan for more".

Parents — I suppose he means parents from his own, and my, milieu, of bourgeois urbanites — do indeed tend to worry a lot (in fact, too much) about what their children watch.

"To be rich in my own milieu," he says, "to partake in the economic rebirth of my own part of the world, why if that's not part of my narrative, what the hell is?" Likewise Charles Gabor of "Prague" (which actually takes place in Budapest) teams up with a fellow ex-pat, John Price, to privatize a small press run by a Hungarian family and sell it off to a global media conglomerate.

I'd wandered into Michael's shop one day, attracted not only by the used books that had already become my passion but by the oddness of a ramshackle enterprise that surely reminded me of my parents' milieu.

In my teenage milieu, lines were drawn, not between good girl and bad girl, but rather between the contraceptively empowered smart-aleck and the under-equipped dimwit.

To say that Northern Westchester County, where I was born and raised (in Peekskill, thirty miles up the river from Manhattan) is provincial might seem surprising, but it was when I was a boy, at least in my parents' milieu.

A knowing send-up of my fashion milieu?