Sentence examples for fortunate upbringing from inspiring English sources
She had a fortunate upbringing and has led an even more privileged adult life.
I didn't have a fortunate upbringing, things weren't lovely – things were terrible growing up.
I had a fortunate upbringing, sheltered from financial struggles, but when I was in college, my mother went through bankruptcy and I began to understand financial insecurity.
Yet it's founded on the well-known fact that Dickens based many of his characters on the weird and wonderful people he encountered, particularly during his less than fortunate upbringing.
For me, Arabic and English were largely fortunate accidents of upbringing.
This interview with Francisco D'Souza, chief executive of the information technology company Cognizant, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant. A. I was very fortunate in my upbringing.
I'm supremely fortunate my parents gave me an upbringing that prepared me for the life most of us must now live.
Romney's upbringing and religious faith suggest a sense of obligation to the less fortunate and an unspoken understanding that it isn't appropriate to call attention to one's financial success.
And Harrison, who has endured some scrutiny for his lobbying work on behalf of controversial industries, argued that his impoverished upbringing actually made him the candidate most prepared to understand the needs of the less fortunate.
Even those fortunate to have doting and loving parents will still grow up with an issue, insecurity or habit that stemmed from their upbringing.
