Sentence examples for born from the same from inspiring English sources
It is hard to accept, sometimes, that they were all born from the same body.
Ironically, the policy was born from the same anti-Muslim ads that prompted the comedians' response.
Like many donor-conceived adults, Stevens has benefited from meeting his half-siblings – others born from the same donor.
If all hunters are criminal then all humans are criminal because we are all born from the same root of people who killed animals for a living".
Ian learned this on his return to California, six years after the birth of his boys, when he met a fellow father whose sons had been born from the same donor's eggs.
(For the record, I one-hundred-per-cent believe that when the Earth came into being from that one brilliant, exploding star, you and I were born from the same particle of dust, the same fabric of being. And, over years and years, through time and space, our essences travelled, taking different forms in nature and in human lives, until that fateful day we met and everything changed).
There are limits to how much this modern blend of art and media can remedy, and the limitation is born from the fact that much of our current horrors are born from that same test tube.
To foil the designs of the terrorists, the two great nations of Pakistan and India, born together from the same revolution and mandate in 1947, must continue to move forward with the peace process.
Though she's said she titled the album in a nod to the "limitless" spirit of late-'80s pop, "1989" – also the year Swift was born – pulls from the same state-of-the-art sound palette as the biggest hits from her last album, 2012's "Red".
"Building controls" to control for environmental contamination comprised ten VRQ/VRQ Cheviot lambs that were born from ewes from the same NZ-derived flock (TSE-free status confirmed by post-mortem test as detailed above) and housed with their dams in the same building at around the same time as the recipient lambs but in separate pens.
They were as prevalent among their British compatriots in the "motherland", born from and into the same Anglo culture.
