well-raised

"A well-raised boy would not have the trickery to ask.

Hawk wouldn't be caught dead down here if it weren't for yours truly, even the stink's too bad for his well-raised nose.

But some of the best I have had in this country came from New Zealand and cost much less than well-raised American lamb.

Well-raised Xolos bond strongly with their dog-wise owners.

On this subject I was as ignorant and as fascinated as is a well-raised maiden about copulation.

He'd been polite-that came automatically as breathing to a well-raised young man-but his thoughts were his own, to do with as he would.

And during our conversation, Markovic told me, "I have to say that I have a very nice family and well-raised children."

A mid-sized venue with a well-raised stage, acts range from hip hop, rock and dub to acoustic, folk and reggae.

Chekhov's patrician characters spoke condescendingly about welcoming the change that was ending their way of life, though their well-raised narcissism blinded them to it.

So Burl and Saya went forward, with the confident pleasure with which well-raised children and other persons of innate dignity greet strangers.

Rather than create a well-raised new generation, he said, the subsidies could encourage the poorest and least-educated women to have children, while having little influence on the family decisions in the middle class.

One was white, one black, and each was described independently and repeatedly by adults interviewed yesterday as a "well-raised son," and "respectful" in almost an Old World way.

The year 1940 saw the publication of "World's End," the first in what became known as the Lanny Budd novels, in which a well-raised young man confronts the problems of the world.

Though he has always dreamed of meeting him, nothing is the way he thought it would be given his father is only using Matt to impress his sister who often brags about her two well-raised sons.

If you start with a piece of shoulder (especially from a well-raised pig), you won't go wrong; the high fat content makes it self-basting, and almost any combination of spices and heat will produce something delicious.

The young men who applied for a position in the Varangian guard were not uncouth roughnecks, as in the traditional stereotype, but instead, it appears that they were usually fit and well-raised young warriors who were skilled in weapons.