Sentence examples for born of chance from inspiring English sources
The relationship between Hank and Leticia, a relationship born of chance, moral reflex and desperate need, is at the center of "Monster's Ball," a tough, heartfelt new film from the young Swiss-born director Marc Forster.
In place of a self-expressive art created by the imagination, tastes & desires of the artist, Cage proposes an art born of chance & indeterminacy, in which every effort is made to extinguish the artist's own personality.
The steamy, complex relationship between Hank Grotowski Billy Bob Thorntonn), a Georgia corrections officer, and Leticia Musgrove (Halle Berry, left), a waitress with a 12-year-old son (Coronji Calhoun) to support, is born of chance, moral reflex and desperate need.
Sometimes political careers are born of chance.
On this occasion, the frustration appeared to be born of a chance conceded to Gokdeniz Karadeniz just before the whistle, which Cech had pushed to safety, with Lampard initially unhappy at the ease with which the Russian club had created the opportunity.
Their rapport is touching, almost innocent – the sort of relationship born out of chance meetings amid the ravages of war.
They adopted it as a hook-driven style of music, born out of chance and rhythmic lyrics from the south.
It is better to take chances - but ensure that those chances are born of a genuine passion.
"Even though that second job was born of necessity, it's also a chance to explore new things".
Many of the leads will be false ones, born of nothing more than time and chance, but if there is one stat that has proved dependable for generations of American horse-players, it is the one that Bodemeister, the morning-line favourite, will attempt to defy in the Run For The Roses at Churchill Downs on Saturday.
