Sentence examples for noble upbringing from inspiring English sources

Leading their list of alternate candidates is Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, whose noble upbringing, superior education and European travels equipped him far better to recount the lives of Julius Caesar and Richard II, or to recreate so vividly the settings of Verona and Venice.

"In the case of noble families, the upbringing in the traditions was an appropriate preparation for the task, while present-day people are not prepared even to take responsibility for themselves.

He had the upbringing of a Gaelic noble on the Stewart lands in Bute, Clydeside, and in Renfrew.

And yet, when Vance thinks about his own mother, father, and grandparents, he doesn't think of them as "wolves" but as human beings with free wills and noble intentions, struggling to overcome their own upbringings.

Ethics perhaps is hardwired in our make-up -- through upbringing, exposure to good parenting, cultural traditions, and noble religions.

"All noble.

His upbringing was modest.

Your upbringing?

Normal upbringing.

Typical middle-American upbringing.

& his Orthodox Jewish upbringing.