Sentence examples for best upbringing from inspiring English sources

Do I think he had the best upbringing?

She strains every nerve to give her children the best upbringing she can, while also looking for a job.

Fleeting thoughts of selfishness on their part occasionally surface – they both knew how old Dad would be when I would be a teenager – but they gave me the best upbringing I could imagine.

"… I am concerned about the criminality of alcohol… it's one thing to go through the courts and get a fine, but as soon as you start getting convictions recorded… the inability to get blue cards, the way Indigenous communities work in placing kids around family to make sure they get the best upbringing they can… like blue cards, you can't get that".

He went through work, traveled the world, did menial tasks and odd jobs, all the while in search of a steady income that would ensure his wife, children and siblings were given the best upbringing possible.

She takes a deep breath, makes herself comfortable on the chair, restores her confidence, and says, "If I am educated I can do the best as a professional as well as the best upbringing of my children".

Most writers who attempt such a sweep end up giving the religions they know best – by upbringing, culture or preference – too great a prominence.

Besides the emotional impact of living far from their parents, such children often lack the supervision and family structure necessary for the best possible upbringing.

Perhaps running best suited her Yankee upbringing of thrift and individualism in Maine, nothing needed beyond a pair of shoes and an open road.

I generally felt uncomfortable interacting with them, thinking that their safety and proper upbringing is best left to the medical experts.

Swimming is thus one of the best means of successful upbringing (Íþróttablaðið 1926, p. 20).