Sentence examples for prosperous upbringing from inspiring English sources
In an interview with The New Yorker, Ms. Beck, 27, described her prosperous upbringing in suburban San Diego, where "the consumerism was overwhelming".
But then just 16 years later, a novel describes a lad of prosperous upbringing as having a "strong New York accent," while a book of 1856 warning against "grammatical embarrassment" identifies "voiolent" and "afeard" as pronunciations even upwardly mobile New Yorkers were given to.
Aphibarnrat had a comfortable upbringing.
Although he had a strong musical bent that he put to good use in his subsequent plays, there was little in Shaffer's prosperous, middle-class Jewish upbringing to suggest a theatrical career.
Soros, who was born into a prosperous Jewish family, had his upbringing disrupted by the Nazis' arrival in Hungary in 1944.
This from the son of a stockbroker, with an often-lamented career in the City behind him; children all privately educated; prosperous product of a village upbringing in Kent.
Lewis had a privileged upbringing, spending his youth in the prosperous St. John's Wood district of London.
Philip Burnett Franklin Agee was born July 19 , 1935 into a prosperous family in Tacoma Park, Fla., and had "a privileged upbringing in a big white house bordering an exclusive golf club," as he later described in his 1987 memoir "On the Run".
Beaconsfield was then, as now, a prosperous home counties commuter town, and her father and mother were professionals, an educational publisher and headteacher respectively, but her upbringing was less stable than this sounds: the family quickly moved to Scotland, then Tanzania in east Africa, and then, after her parents divorced, to the left-leaning inner suburbs of north London.
