Sentence examples for upbringing from from inspiring English sources

She was cut off by sex and he is cut off by upbringing from the cultures of their respective parties.

If I had had a different upbringing from the one I had had, I might actually be frightened of them.

I'll never feel 100% English because, although I grew up here, I had a very different upbringing from my British friends.

And even more daunting, it's difficult to separate the role of upbringing from that of genetics in determining whether and why some people want to exercise and others don't.

All his life he'd had questions but few answers, just hints and snippets about another, perhaps more exotic, upbringing, from his mother, Emilia, an Italian exile in Birmingham since the second world war.

"My upbringing from my mother means I've always known about Scotland.

It is a lesson that Mr. Bush is said to have extracted not only from his upbringing, but from his memories of another Texas president, Lyndon B. Johnson.

For the first time in my life I felt detached--detached from my family, detached from my traditional upbringing, detached from history.

Having benefited from a middle class upbringing and from cashing in on India's economic boom when the country liberalised its economy in the early 90s, Mishra and his associates felt the need to give something back.

How did their upbringing differ from that of their stepsisters'?

How did their upbringing differ from their stepbrothers'?