Sentence examples for distinct upbringing from inspiring English sources
During the interview, Seymour and the boys talk about their distinct upbringing, entrenched in the fashion world (I mean, Linda Evangelista and Naomi Campbell are their godmothers...)...
The local Kodava people, believed to be descendants of Alexander the Great's Indo-Greek soldiers who mingled with the natives, have a distinct warrior-like upbringing: instead of praying with the fires and chants common among Hindus, Kodava rituals have strong war-like elements, including the symbolic use of a sword to chop banana stems during weddings.
Besides the racism, or in tandem with it, there are the very distinct badges of class and upbringing that characterise British comedy, to which Blackwood in no way adheres.
Melania Trump recalled her upbringing in communist Slovenia, and the distinct memory of waking up as a 10-year-old and learning that Ronald Reagan had been elected president of the United States.
Why or why not? -Was Jonah's and Isaac's upbringing superior to Lael's and Maggie's, or did each come with distinct advantages and disadvantages?
His upbringing was modest.
Typical middle-American upbringing.
& his Orthodox Jewish upbringing.
Talk about your upbringing.
