Sentence examples for are not reared from inspiring English sources

"Our animals are not "reared for a life of suffering".

In "She's So Cool, So Smart, So Beautiful: Must Be a Girl Crush" (Thursday Styles, Aug. 11), you suggest that men "are not reared to show their emotions," especially not man crushes, and that men are not supposed to talk about their feelings at all.

We are not rearing enough children to replace the expanding wave of baby-boomer retirees.

Tigers are in estrus only occasionally, while lions are polyestrous (the females are receptive, when they are not rearing their cubs, several times a year).

A signifier that you aren't reared in the old ways of bringing a gram to the match and a cosh to the away fans' pub after, that you're somehow more sophisticated than the others, that you love football, but not necessarily football culture.

It is not reared up on Golgotha's hill.

Unlike many other early rock 'n' rollers, including Bo Diddley, Mr. Berry was not reared in poverty.

It is a family friend, Sky Sitney, not the Mekas children, who were not reared as Roman Catholics.

Though she was not reared in any religious tradition, the calling appears to have come naturally to her; this is a woman, after all, whose great-grandmother once made herself a party gown out of wood shavings.

Because the present mice were not reared under conditions of light deprivation, it does not necessarily follow that their mutations should produce blindness [ 34].

For those species that were not reared in the lab, the occurrence of males in the collected field samples was assessed (Table 1).