Sentence examples for particular upbringing from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth II was a product of her times, her particular upbringing, and her character.

But his particular upbringing gives him special insights into the transition of American politics in the 1960s and '70s from debates over economic principles to a focus on culture and morality, and into the divisiveness, polarization and incivility that accompanied this transition.

Maybe it was a way of applying the lessons in survival he had been taught in an environment which suited his particular upbringing.

Coincidentally, I work with a number of PKs--preacher's kids--and while we didn't all share exactly the same experiences, there was certainly something formative about that particular upbringing that has influenced most of us throughout our lives.

The mythologising of Wills, in particular his upbringing with Aborigines, dates back to early twentieth century when the first attempt was made to write his biography.

Such lyrical jolts are frequent, as Scott takes inspiration from her past – in particular, her Baptist upbringing and subsequent rejection of it – for an album that thrives on going to intensely personal places.

When it comes to anybody he writes about, Presley or Rotten or Van Morrison, he's "not interested in them as people, their inner demons or the particulars of their upbringing".

The deepest questions of religion, philosophy, and morality are very difficult even for conscientious people to think through, and people will answer these questions in different ways because of their own particular life experiences (their upbringing, class, occupation, and so on).

Knowledge@Wharton: Were there particular examples in your upbringing and adult life that really inspired you?

In many particulars — her South African upbringing, her uprooted life, her acute postpartum depression after the birth of her last child, her hard-working and often absent husband, her radiant smile overlying pain and her powerlessness before her own self-destructive urges — Carol resembled my mother.

O'Brien's novels express her despair over the condition of women in contemporary society and, in particular, attack women's repressive upbringing.