Sentence examples for upbringing will be from inspiring English sources

Understanding Mr. Malvo's mental state and upbringing will be as important at trial, Mr. Petit said, as keeping him healthy and making sure he comprehends the proceedings.

Then again, her whole upbringing will be an experiment.

A future society in which anyone who hasn't had their digital upbringing will be left flapping about like blue-footed boobies, incapable of keeping up with the blinding pace of technology and information-absorption needed to hold down menial white-collar jobs.

For example, one or both parents may feel passionately that children should be brought up with a particular faith; one partner may insist, against the will of the other, on a very rigid upbringing; and whose language will be used as the family lingua franca?

You could ask this next question from most rappers and many musicians, but is there every anything uncomfortable about putting these experiences or stories that may or may not be specific to your upbringing on a record that will be listened to by people of all types and eventually yelled aloud by white finance dudes at clubs?

The second book will be about her upbringing in Birmingham, Ala., where she was born in 1954, attended a segregated school and grew up against the backdrop of the civil rights movement.

Barrett [50] makes the same case, likening religion to language acquisition: we come into this world cognitively prepared for language; our culture and upbringing merely dictate which languages we will be exposed to.

I do know that the album will be filled stories of my upbringing in Ohio, and will include this very special song about my mom.

("In the upbringing of the Herd, humanity's almost boundless suggestibility will be scientifically exploited").

Do not talk too loud because it will be taken that you have no proper upbringing.

Parents will be asked to express their agreement with several hypotheses concerning the upbringing of their child.