Sentence examples for hard upbringing from inspiring English sources

He's had a hard upbringing.

He was a tenant farmer's son, and he felt the burden of his hard upbringing.

Fernando hopes to become a child psychologist – a desire that stems from his hard upbringing in California.

He discusses his hard upbringing with his parents and describes his earliest ways of coping with them — the false face that he needed to put on — as the wellspring of acting.

He juxtaposes his hard upbringing with that of the pretty boy Daniel, who comes from the family that founded Minden and is blessed with money, local respect and good hair.

He discusses his hard upbringing with his parents and describes his earliest ways of coping with them the false face that he needed to put on as the wellspring of acting.

The astounding statistics might be the outcome of hard upbringings, the absence of an astute role model, excessive spending and the lack of investment savvy and education.

Each man argues that his family had the hardest upbringing: "There were 150 of us living in t' shoebox in t' middle o' road"; "You were lucky.

Which player has had the hardest upbringing in the history of football?" It's a subjective matter, of course Roberta, but you could do worse than start with one of the world's greatest ever players, Diego Armando Maradona.

While Paul Lund used this ambiguous quality to help himself, his daughter has used it to help the people around her, despite having a much harder upbringing than her father.

Langilangi Haupeakui, a hard-hitting Sacramento No8, came to the league from a tough upbringing and division two rugby with the East Palo Alto Razorbacks.