Sentence examples similar to rearing atmosphere from inspiring English sources
One might for example argue that reduced smoking among parents, which could be a result of a period effect, stimulates a child-rearing atmosphere which discourages smoking, thus accelerating a cohort effect for the next generation.
You are reared in an atmosphere of deception and artifice.
Reared in an atmosphere of traditional Hinduism, he attended primary school at Karamasad and high school at Petlad but was mainly self-taught.
Chamberlain, the son of a prosperous shoe manufacturer in London, was reared in an atmosphere of political Liberalism and Nonconformist religion and, eschewing a university career, entered the family business at age 16.
If in my own career I have achieved a measure of success and reward, it is to some extent due to the fact that I was the son of poor parents and was reared in an atmosphere of struggle and endeavor".
I was reared in that atmosphere of reserve.
†Buying heifers, own rearing, contract rearing.
He was reared, he said, "in a troubled atmosphere" and left home at an early age for Chicago, unprepared, he later admitted, for the big city.
There is an adjoining bar with stools of crushed purple velvet, and a large lounge to the rear with no atmosphere at all.
These voters represent a generation of Americans reared in the cynical, detached environment after Watergate rather than in the idealist, more doctrinaire atmosphere of the '60s.
