Sentence examples for be born of a from inspiring English sources
That unification would almost certainly be born of a crisis increases its difficulties.
The policeman drew from his pocket a crude instrument that appeared to be born of a wire coat hanger.
His anonymity is said to be born of a desire — understandable enough for a "quality vandal," as he likes to be called — to elude the police.
The gay-bashing among the Republican presidential contenders may be born of a backlash against gay marriage; whatever it comes from, it's reprehensible.
Mongkut was the 43rd child of King Rama II, but as the first son to be born of a queen he was favoured to succeed to the throne.
Every long-running news story mints new television stars, even if it is sometimes awkward to acknowledge that personal success can be born of a tragic event.
"Disneyland Dream" was born of a nationwide contest.
Colbert was born of a merchant family.
Bossuet was born of a family of magistrates.
"Every other minority is born of a family.
Cooke was born of a well-to-do family.
