Sentence examples for being born from from inspiring English sources
To Marcus that moment was always like being born from one kind of life into another.
The movie's recognition that natural childbirth in the home isn't the answer for everyone keeps "The Business of Being Born" from turning into a one-note polemic.
Today, another aesthetic school -- which could be called the Post-Modernist Eclectic -- is being born from the bazaar of international exchange, and the result is not a "more blandly generic" art, but a more vital and multifarious one.
Henry was wearing his standard uniform of tan khakis, white oxford, red tie, blue blazer, the over-all fit simultaneously too loose and too snug, which gave the impression that his head was slowly being born from his clothes.
More remarkable, since mythological women were rarely shown except as adults, is a depiction of the famous Trojan beauty Helen being born from an egg, on a southern Italian red-figure vase (circa 350 B.C).
Ideally, comparisons would be best when comparing timespans of similar length; however, the timespans investigated have ranged from players being born from as early as 1840 [52] to being active as recently as 2012 [27].
