Sentence examples for an affluent upbringing from inspiring English sources

It was not an affluent upbringing.

Lawrence had an affluent upbringing in Englewood, N.J.

But he enjoyed an affluent upbringing that included the advantage of an excellent education.

Unlike himself, who grew up in poverty on south London council estates, Junior and his two younger brothers and sister enjoyed an affluent upbringing in Brighton with their mum, Karron, and their celebrity dad.

Theirs was an affluent upbringing: private schools, Brownies for Kate and skiing holidays, amateur dramatics (Middleton played Eliza Doolittle, the archetypal story of a working-class girl transformed into a lady, in a school production of My Fair Lady, aged 10) and sports.

She grew up in a loving middle class family and married a Harvard graduate with a promising career and an affluent upbringing in New England.

Mr. Kernan had a fairly affluent upbringing in New York City.

With his affluent upbringing, his BMW, and his deep and strident resentment of women, he was clearly a very disturbed individual, with a set of problems that were very unique to him.

I also saw the comments of the ones who attributed her success to her 'fortunate' life, ranging from her affluent upbringing to the sponsors who have enabled her to focus almost solely on her swimming during competition periods.

Despite her affluent upbringing on Manhattan's Upper West Side, Gaga says that her parents "both came from lower-class families, so we've worked for everything my mother worked eight to eight out of the house, in telecommunications, and so did my father".

Jefferson's memoir, meanwhile, offers candid and often ironic commentary of her upbringing in an affluent African American family in Chicago during the 1950s and '60s.