Sentence examples for growing up lessons from inspiring English sources

The violin did not appear to interest the child particularly, and was just part of growing up (lessons from his father were replaced by those of Ava Symons).

In addition to encountering a few people with racially tinged complaints — "That was a real growing up lesson for me, but I can't let that get in my way," he said — Kwei-Armah has been surprised by other attitudes about programming at Center Stage.

She took dance lessons growing up, and she still takes classes at Chelsea Piers.

A lot of adults I talk to tell me they had music lessons growing up and then stopped because they hated their teachers.

Some typical preps might have a musical background like private piano lessons growing up.

I really was kind of selfish growing up, but an important lesson I kind of learned.

One of the more painful but vital lessons of growing up is learning that your heroes will always let you down.

Others feel like more general products of growing up and listening to the lessons of my life.

Aside from blogging for the Huffington Post, Christel writes a series regularly for Thought Catalog titled "Lessons in Growing Up", and is an Editor for This-Generation.

Perhaps, accepting this in stride is the biggest lesson of growing up.

West described the process as "a cleansing," an opportunity to explain his own distrusting nature and a chance to provide life lessons to others growing up in difficult circumstances.