Sentence examples for mostly raised by from inspiring English sources

Parks was mostly raised by her grandparents.

The 31-year-old was mostly raised by his grandparents.

He was born in 1986 to peasant parents in rural Sichuan province and was mostly raised by his grandpa in the village.

His Scottish father left when he was two and, when his mother remarried he didn't get on with his stepfather, the businessman Martin Levi, and was mostly raised by his unconventional maternal grandmother, who instilled a sense of mischief-making that would last his whole life.

According to William Strauss and Neil Howe, authors of various studies of the "millennial" generation, children born in the 1970s and 1980s were mostly raised by baby-boomer parents who married young, had children quickly and were often rather blasé about the consequences.

"Nali," a poem by Santana Shorty, a bubbly freshman mostly raised by her white mother and with little connection to reservation life before Indian School, recalls Santana's worn memory of her grandmother, who spoke no English, speaking to her in Navajo, which Santana did not understand.

My eldest daughter was largely raised by my first wife - for most of her childhood I only took care of her every other weekend, though she did live with me a bit during her teenage years - and my two younger daughters, Portia (seven) and Margaret (nine), are mostly being raised by my second wife.

Certainly, sites such as Bella Caledonia and Wings over Scotland (written by the Rev Stuart Campbell and backed by £200,000, mostly raised from crowd-funding) found an audience.

You could also argue that Margaery Tyrell is the closest thing Westeros has to its own Anne Boleyn -- who, though English by blood, was mostly raised in France.

The objections are mostly being raised by people who attend classical concerts; there has been no sign of protest from, say, the Vampire Weekend crowd.

But now, after spending $250 million on the park -- mostly money raised by the Central Park Conservancy, founded in 1980 and now one of New York's most prestigious philanthropies -- the city is getting fussy about it.