Sentences with phrase «upbringing into»

Even if you and your spouse conflict on which religion your child should be raised in, by breaking down your child's religious upbringing into specific activities, you may find that there are areas where you and your spouse actually agree, or may be able to compromise.

According to the law, residential care is a measure of the youth welfare system whose purpose is «to support the development of children and adolescents by means of an association of everyday life with educational and therapeutic provisions» (Section 34 of the KJHG), thus contributing to the young person's ability to realize his or her «right to support in his or her development and to an upbringing into a personality capable of bearing responsibility and living in a community» (Section I, Subsection 3, KJHG).

At first, Thelma seems like a normal university freshman coming from a sheltered upbringing into the big city — her parents call her too often, she has trouble making friends, and she's questioning everything about her upbringing — but when she begins to have seizures that seem tied to extraordinary events, things get weird.

In Margot Robbie's Tonya in I, Tonya we got a woman who channeled her upbringing into a competitive drive.

The point of this article is that King, who was raised in a strict Methodist family, weaves much of his early upbringing into his novels.

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It was a typical Midwest upbringing, and I wasn't really into college preparatory stuff.

That might be news to some overprotective parents, but it's probably blindingly obvious to lots of 20 - somethings who have recently smacked into the reality that, thanks to their loving but sheltered upbringings, they're woefully underprepared for adulthood.

He settled into a group of friends who shared his modest upbringing (To this day, many of Blankfein's closest friends come from his youth.)

In terms of achieving success, personal and external factors such as upbringing, education and geographic location certainly come into play, but it's also what's inside that counts.

I'm grateful for my Bronx upbringing, as I gained a ton of grit that I believe made the difference in converting many of my resolutions into reality.

Delve into a candidates» upbringing, details about their education and social - network interactions, he advises.

Everything about him — his upbringing, employees, travels, personal life, investing style, even his home decor — has been picked over for insights about what exactly goes into his pixie dust.

«She put a lot of time and effort into those boys, trying to give them a good life and upbringing.»

I only said that I was born into a Jewish family and received a Jewish upbringing.

More recently another wise man, the American trendspotter George Barna, writing in «Transforming Children into Spiritual Champions» (Regal), identified the spiritual upbringing of children as the most critical factor in the church's survival.

Theologically, Keen has been seduced into caricaturing Christian experience according to his reaction to his Fundamentalist upbringing.

In my more seeker - sensitive, «low church» upbringing, religious traditions tended to fall into the «religion» category in my mind.

If you read into their history, you will find that their upbringing was COMPLETELY different than your own, and they do not believe the bull they spout.

He thus illustrates how these thinkers influenced Percy's exploration of man's inner confusion about his place in the universe: how the Stoic virtue of honorable endurance proper to Percy's Southern upbringing blossomed into the perception of divine intent revealed through the beauty of created things.

Martin Luther's interpretation of Paul's writings heavily influenced Luther's doctrine of sola fide.So John who is into credentials is not respecting the credentials of Saint John.With Paul's upbringing and teachings he would not even think it was ok to be gay and might be the one to kill you if you were.

During his Navy years Kernan had discarded the Catholicism of his early upbringing because «war had pushed me over a threshold of belief into a hard materialism, and I could never go back.»

She's currently working on a memoir that chronicles her unconventional upbringing, her mother's descent into mental illness, and her attempts to make sense of it all when she discovers Jesus in her 20s.

If you had to distill someone larger than life into a few vulgar paragraphs, you would have to mention Bryant's hardscrabble upbringing in Moro Bottom, Ark., as one of 12 kids of a sickly father and a mother whom young Paul accompanied on her rounds selling produce from a wagon.

Middle - aged men who never did anything physical, in part because of Midwestern political upbringing, are learning the joys of jogging, today's fashionable route into the world of sweat.

Roberto Firmino has developed into a world - class striker at Liverpool, and his upbringing in the Bundesliga was pivotal to his...

So it was a very interesting upbringing in terms of what it felt like to be a twin and how we were raised and parented and then they have the experience of been able to raise my own boys, my own twins really gave me this terrific insight into what I feel parents need to be aware of when they are raising twins.

When we have good relationships with our children that are filled with respect and trust, that is a good base for them to grow from and as a parents we know we can trust them because we know them well and they do have balance from their upbringing and they can bring that forth into the world.

This government has seen the evidence that children do better if both parents are involved in their upbringing and is actively considering how they can make that happen without straying into nanny state territory..

Before getting into the resources, though, let's be happy that once again, President Obama was LGBTQ inclusive in his National Adoption Month proclamation, saying, «Regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, race, or religion, devoted Americans who adopt help give more children the upbringing they deserve.»

It gives me pause to consider the upbringing of this Texas latchkey kid, who was thrust into daily chaos with an absent, alcoholic father, a workaholic mother and an older, controlling sister.

In an era when the much bemoaned «career politician» is king and MPs are regularly drafted into constituencies far away from their upbringing or any real emotional attachment, David Lammy speaks in a refreshingly passionate way about the area he grew up in and now represents.

Her Vermont upbringing also comes up as her defense to the carpetbagger charges she will face through the primary and, if she wins that contest, into November.

Given his hardscrabble upbringing in Texas and subsequent tour of duty as an Air Force flight jock, the candidate appears to be the mold that no one realized former president George W. Bush was attempting to pour himself into.

However, she was able to get basic education and an upbringing in Pakistan that helped her get into prestigious universities and then world stage.

JM: I was born into a family that cares about environmental and social issues, so you could say my awareness of environmental issues was just a natural part of my upbringing.

It is possible that some of us carry prejudices from our upbringing which prejudices we carry with us into our relationships.

In times whence the institution of marriage had not come into force there was less stability for the women as the men could desert her after the inception leaving her with the burden of upbringing the child and supporting herself economically also.

Harrowing, but with a wry humor, and utterly transporting, Paul Schrader has synthesized his complex religious upbringing with modern anxieties into a trenchant portrait of tormented souls in First Reformed.

Fifteen years later the boy has grown into a man known as Ghost (Karl Urban, of The Lord of the Rings trilogy fame), a buff warrior type who has embraced his native American upbringing but is also haunted by his past — a fact that sees the tribe as a whole reluctant to fully accept him.

Although we're afforded a glimpse into Louis» upbringing it tells us little, meaning his extraordinary reserves of strength go largely unexplained.

The stroke of genius however is the mature, honest touch of the script to express that people aren't born racist, and that personal experiences in life, along with misguided upbringings, shape them into who they are.

While this trailer include some familiar footage of Tomb Raider's big action set pieces, it also dives deeper into Lara's upbringing.

Difficult viewing but worth it as it's a fascinating if deeply unsettling insight into a crazy upbringing and marriage - although let's face it, whose life is normal?

Along the way, we don't get a lot of insight into why the three cops did what they did; we learn very little about their upbringing, and how perhaps the police department might have played a role in growing these young cadets into racists.

«Alfred Hitchcock's famous explanation about the real difference between surprise and suspense — a bomb exploding with no warning vs. being forewarned about the bomb in advance — lies at the heart of the difference between his film Psycho (based on the Robert Bloch novel) and the new A&E television series «Bates Motel,» which examines Norman Bates» upbringing and the events that will ultimately mold him into a cross-dressing murderer with dual personalities.»

As they try to have sex with each other a series of present day mishaps and flashbacks occur providing insight into their upbringing and how the newlyweds first met.

Without derailing this discussion too much into my frustration with being grouped in with the millennial generation, Gerwig, born in 1983 (one year prior to my own entrance), honestly and insightfully depicts the last generation, whose upbringing can be told without showing a single screen.

Fine as far as it goes, I suppose, but Paul gets into really deep water when it decides to take a few shots at fundamentalist Christianity, only to abandon the thread with a Vulcan mind - meld and Buggs's subsequent decision to squeeze in all the profanity her wacko upbringing denied her.

The action is so brisk and kinetic that you may not notice the social insights that the Safdies have so shrewdly tucked into the margins of their story: Nick and Connie may have had a rough upbringing, but the Safdies are not so sympathetic that they overlook their characters» undeniable privilege and the even more marginalized people they exploit along the way.

Granted, his distaste for the book may have something to do with the way it delves into the vaguer aspects of Wiseau's upbringing.