Sentence examples for not having grown from inspiring English sources

Not having grown up in London, the metropolis was something of a mystery to me.

The too much and not enough whiteness has to do with being half white, but not having grown up with any particular culture of whiteness.

As children we were expected to show our elders the greatest respect but, not having grown up in the Austro-Hungarian empire, I lack certain instincts.

Some of this awkwardness no doubt does spring from actors and directors not having grown up within the social ethos that shapes British speech and society.

Once they'd learned the rudiments — not having grown up on skis, they were a ragged bunch — the Alpine Club held competitions and exhibitions, which were attended by civilians, who, in turn, were inspired and encouraged to take up skiing.

Not having grown up with klippfisk, it was certainly a different taste for us.

It could not have grown without our reducing inequality".

By 2007, their compensation would not have grown tenfold.

"The budget would not have grown to accommodate it.

You may not have grown up as much as you thought".

This summer, the divide between those who accept refugees and those who do not has grown even wider.