Sentence examples for wrong upbringing from inspiring English sources

Kato writes that the novel is "unremarkable in terms of radical activism", but unrivaled in its imagination when compared to Sitti Nurbaya (1922; Marah Rusli), Salah Asuhan (Wrong Upbringing; 1927; Abdoel Moeis), and Rasa Merdika.

Maier notes that the novel features "odd but appropriate metaphors and similes" and stylistically resembles earlier works such as Abdul Muis Salah Asuhann (Wrong Upbringing; 1928), Sutan Takdir Alisjahbana's Layar Terkembang (With Sails Unfurled; 1936), and Armijn Pane's Belenggu (Shackles; 1940).

We got that working-class sense of right and wrong, and the upbringing you get is partly through the church.

It was put to him that he blamed his wife for not bringing their daughter up properly, but he denied the assertion and said there was nothing wrong with her upbringing.

There's nothing wrong with raising children outside of a religious tradition, and that upbringing doesn't preclude them from being part of a community or later finding a community of their own.

He attributed this to a combination of his sensitive character, his Christian upbringing and sense of right and wrong, and, most significantly, the horror of his war experiences.

But Gary's religious and family influences also emerge here: "it might be the religious upbringing in me that says it's wrong to end someone's life and I suppose, my own family, what's right and wrong…my father was a policeman who….was very black and white".

It's easy for us to "pass" -- we don't look like men (not that there's anything wrong with that!) and our perceived "Oreo" and "Twinkie" upbringings make other people feel so comfortable that they relax their guard.

Further, some obstetricians believed that the worry and anxiety caused by the ultrasound examination could have long lasting effects; they believed that the anxiety about something being wrong with the child sometimes lasted throughout the child's upbringing.

With my religious upbringing, I was raised to believe everything was right or wrong.

My upbringing may have taught me that a homosexual "lifestyle" is wrong, but my life experience has changed my perception.