Sentence examples for Having been bred from inspiring English sources

Having been bred as an indoor monastery sentinel dog by Tibetan Buddhist monks, Lhasa Apsos are alert with a keen sense of hearing with a rich, sonorous bark that belies their size.

The Arabian, or white, oryx (Oryx leucoryx), which had nearly disappeared by 1960, was reintroduced after having been bred in captivity.

Teela Brown, in particular, made for a boring love interest, and there was a singularly unconvincing back story about her having been bred to optimise her luckiness.

In "Beasts of Burden," Taylor describes how, a few years ago, Bailey developed slipped-disk disease: wiener-shaped dogs, having been bred to have long backs, often develop spinal problems.

And though Mr. Gore's statements about how this is about something bigger than his own ambition have been criticized as being phony, those who know him feel there is little question that he believes what he is saying, an extremely earnest patriotism having been bred into him as the son of Senator Albert Gore.

These birds, however, are reportedly larger in size than the Cuban macaw, having been bred from larger macaw species.

They have been bred not to kill.

GM cows with resistance to BSE have been bred.

It is what they have been bred to do.

More than 100 alala have been bred in captivity.

"They've been bred to be aggressive and not friendly".