Sentence examples for born mostly from inspiring English sources

Of the international humanitarian response, she is scathing – a view born mostly of recent experience.

(I was hired, but laid off shortly after my son was born, mostly because I made a truly awful "Director of Business Development").

Mr. Kippenberger was the premier bad boy of the raucous generation of German artists born mostly in the 1950s, after Mr. Lüpertz's.

I've known them since I was born, mostly via letters, photographs and three memorable holidays in the years I lived back in Australia.

Newsom became interested in Montez because she had lived for two years in Grass Valley, where Newsom was born; mostly, though, she found herself identifying with her as a woman and a performer.

Organized by a team of the museum's curators, the show will examine the work of artists born mostly in the early 1980s who have come of age in the new millennium; all will be 33 or younger.

The affected calves are generally born premature (mostly stillborn).

"Born wealthy, mostly unfriendly, agog with unearned talents," Adrienne possesses a magnetism that almost causes Jim to abandon his career plans in the East.

Although Hulme was born of mostly mixed Orkney and English descent, she identified closely with the Kai Tahu tribe of the Maori, of which she claimed one-eighth ancestry.

Mr. Ithier, the Pataki campaign strategist, said that immigrant Latinos generally want to hear about immigration, citizenship and workplace issues, and the native born are mostly interested in issues related to education, health and quality of life.

In Off The Record, the actor and theatre interpreter Alex Jones, who was born deaf, mostly used sign language – "my first language" – but later recited in speech a personal poem displayed on the wall.