Upbringings in a sentence

I know a lot of people who had rough upbringings and bad periods of doing stuff they regret.

One of the most uncomfortable truths to confront is that everyone will always have unconscious, unintentional biases because of their own upbringings and experiences.

The council is trying to create more in-house children's homes to keep vulnerable youngsters who have had difficult upbringings in the area.

The country icon backed up the temptation of her potato bribe by talking to Royals about their similar upbringings: They both grew up in small southern towns and that is one life experience that can't be recreated.

Unabashedly creepy yet perplexingly comforting, it will inevitably remind audiences of the most eccentric aspects of our upbringings.

Undoubtedly, the genre can be incredibly heartwarming (and excruciatingly heart-wrenching at times, as not all upbringings are as great as one would expect them to be).

In court records, lawyers for some of Bateman’s “wives” painted a bleak picture of their clients’ religious upbringings.

Both candidates emphasized their blue-collar upbringings and early experience as lawyers.

Now a Mother to kids that participate in the program, Ayo has taken lessons she's learned from the past to help young women that come from similar upbringings and transform them into warriors through the practice of drum, dance, and family.

The MPs were accused by critics of variously “exaggerating their humble backgrounds and trying to hide their privileged upbringings” for political gain.

How many of us follow a life script dictated by our less-than-perfect upbringings?

When my husband was offered a job at the University of Warwick, in Coventry, England, a place with a negligible Jewish population, I realized our children would have upbringings very different from our own.

Wyatt and Flo also share similar upbringings, and their values are probably in line.

He added: “He’s not had the easiest of upbringings.

The deputy minister made mention of several local athletes who have, through sport, overcome the challenges they faced due to harsh upbringings of poverty.

We claim the individuals who commit these mass shootings are mentally ill, suffer from extenuating circumstances or troubled upbringings.

We’re both from Connecticut and had similar upbringings in the wasp world of Connecticut.

Working-class children often grow up at a disadvantage with the schooling, communities, and parental attention made available to them compared to middle-class or upper-class upbringings.