Sentence examples for upbringing which from inspiring English sources

Blame it on her upbringing, which was, she says, "quite romantic".

Perhaps it was her Quaker upbringing, which had inculcated the dangers of self-admiration.

He acknowledges his experiential attachment to his own upbringing, which included his own infant circumcision.

Now he stressed his upbringing, which he described as blue-collar.

But my mother was not very domestic and was rebelling against her upbringing, which she found boring.

They underscore the importance of his Civil War childhood and Southern upbringing, which fed both his pacifism and his racism.

Both had troubled upbringings, which the judge said he had considered in mitigation.

The court has previously heard the group of men deliberately targeted vulnerable young girls with troubled upbringings which made it less likely anyone would be looking out for them.

His ire at James is rooted in a Cleveland upbringing in which none of the teams he loved have won a championship since 1964.

She often talks about her modest upbringing, in which she ate at Taco Bell while scraping by as a cocktail waitress at a casino resort hotel here.

Mauldin was a third-round pick in this year's draft, and made the NFL after a tough upbringing during which he was raised in 12 different foster homes.