Sentence examples for upbringing a from inspiring English sources

You look back to your Philadelphia upbringing a lot.

Their mother, Rachel, calls the boys' upbringing "a bit off the wall".

One was to make Rebecca's Jewish upbringing a minor factor once she reaches Navajo land; there are no silly scenes of her trying to teach the Indians to braid a nice challah.

This feat is even more remarkable when one considers her upbringing – a poor, sexually abused black girl growing up in the newly desegregated south, without many hopes for a grand or illustrious future.

Foutty also draws from her upbringing a zeal for individual passions, possibly because she experienced safety in career experimentation from an early age.

Zarina goes on sharing her experience of upbringing a child with the disability.

He would give advice from a south Philadelphian, Italian upbringing -- a very black and white answer.

And that was, I think, the most unusual thing in my upbringing … A consciousness that "We live this way, but it's not the only way to live".

And that was, I think, the most unusual thing in my upbringing … A consciousness that "We live this way, but it's not the only way to live". And that opened my doors and windows to imagining other societies, other planets … different futures, and so on.

They were seeing things through their Romanian upbringing.... a leader deposed in their terms, as being government propaganda to discredit the former president put out by the new leadership.

But it turns out your father worked for the National Geodetic Survey, and your parents stayed together, so you actually had a stable upbringing. A. Yes, my parents are still together, and, after she read the book, my mother was quite sensitive about how that would be perceived.