Sentence examples for upbringing helps from inspiring English sources

This account of his upbringing helps you to get to know him both as a musician and a person.

Their participation in their own upbringing helps them become more of a partner with their parent and depend more on their extended community.

Palmer said his upbringing helped him find success on the golf course.

Caro now coaches teenagers in rugby league and says: "My alternative upbringing helped me to get on with different sorts of people.

Jones has been promoted as the saint of the links, this irascible Confederate princeling whose elitist and racist upbringing helped create that bastion of bigotry, the Augusta National Golf Club, and its absurdly cosseted premier event, the Masters, with its green straitjacket.

His upbringing helped make a self-described "classical liberal" rather than a conservative, big on free markets and individual liberties, and convinced that "government is not your friend most of the time," he said.

Often completing one another's sentences and cracking themselves up, they explained how the good, the bad and the ugly of their upbringing helped them make their names in show business.

Scherbo said in an interview Tuesday that Andrianov, perhaps owing to his own rugged upbringing, helped him cope with his own worst instincts and once persuaded the coach of the Soviet national team to reinstate him after he had been suspended, threatening his future.

After all, his father was a Baptist minister, and he says it was starry-eyed ambition that led him to leave home while still a green, eager teenager; an easy assumption might be that a conservative upbringing helped propel him out.

Our life's experiences and upbringing help develop our values, opinions, and goals.

She credits her upbringing for helping her keep life in perspective – her parents made sure she was very grounded.