bringing-up

noun

1. See upbringing
   another term for upbringing

Example Sentences

I learned of Lewis because the players kept bringing up his name in the interviews I did with them.

From The Daily Beast

The two spat back and forth, with Allen bringing up Hopkins' affair with a married colleague.

From The Daily Beast

I think race has something to do with the fact that they are not bringing up an immigration bill.

From The Daily Beast

What on earth is Rand Paul thinking, bringing up Monica Lewinsky?

From The Daily Beast

One is on bringing up children, another on old age, another on health … I do the chapters one at a time.

From The Daily Beast

Then they trailed across the flat toward me, MacRae blandly bringing up the rear.

From Project Gutenberg

And have you lived to see thirty, and never learnt that men don't count for anything in the bringing up of infants?

From Project Gutenberg

But Colt tried to prolong the contest by bringing up a voter an hour.

From Project Gutenberg

They might beat government on different clauses; but all that was done in the committee might be undone on bringing up the report.

From Project Gutenberg

"We've got trouble enough here without you bringing up ideas like this," the captain continued angrily.

From Project Gutenberg