Sentence examples for being a born from inspiring English sources

Being a born show-off is an unfortunate state for a boy who can't speak publicly.

And despite her avowed resentment at being a born cutie, her sentences are filled with dimpled wordplay.

Making something of the fact that Black was a Tory supporter, despite being a born and bred working-class Liverpudlian also comes across as spite based on stereotypes.

In addition to being a born showman, sending forth a stream of breathless patter peppered with down under idioms, Mr. Irwin is a dedicated conservationist and wildlife educator.

Chideya is natural to lead the charge; she embodies nearly all the demographic shifts of the past two decades as well as being a born pundit -- poised and opinionated.

It is also good to see Richard Goulding's Edgar sporting with servant girls rather than being a born goody-goody, and revealing a streak of vengefulness towards Kieran Bew's Edmund when he has him at his mercy.

Silver is a born storyteller.

Malcolm was a born provocateur.

Lerman was a born scout.

He's a born nonconformist.

Butterscotch, though, was a born courtesan.