1
Though reared amid the proudest distinctions of rank, he felt no inclination to smile.
2
It is not merely new; it is novel to one reared amid the superstitions of the Old.
3
The Altar of Liberty was reared amid seas of blood, and stained with the gore of innocent victims.
4
I do not wonder at men, born and reared amid these mountains not submitting to the yoke of oppression.
5
Even his voice was so completely changed that men who had been reared amid mutual suspicion could not recognize it.
6
Perhaps in his wanderings he had fed his imagination with dreams of a flourishing and splendid capital reared amid the waste.
7
What has a poor maiden who was reared amid the snows of Siberia to do with their cold, icy, self-sufficient world?
8
The girl stood listening to the two women with the precocious shrewdness of a child born and reared amid the streets of Paris.
9
Conceived between battles, reared amid the noises of war, thousands of children looked about them with dull eyes while testing their limp muscles.
10
That he should confess himself nameless should not particularly injure him in the eyes of a girl reared amid the surroundings that had been Climene's.