Sentence examples for born of man from inspiring English sources

Basically, what I was feeling was: Every human is born of man and woman.

The design is rooted in the mythical relationship between twins; one is mortal - born of man, the other divine.

And pandemic scourges, born of man and nature, spread fear and disease.

"Every human is born of man and woman," one narrator reflects, in what sounds suspiciously like an artist's statement.

And who is the super-cute and mischievous little hybrid fellow — conceived of monsters and born of man — working hard to unite them both and carry the world forward in harmonious and heretofore-unknown ways?

The cheap, quickie sci-fi films that this White House has produced in the past seven years - filled with bloody war and flooded cities - has come to its climax in this veto - it simply cannot come from a human born of man and woman.

Diodorus the Sicilian, the first-century BC Greek historian, said the world's most famous water feature was born of one man's love for a woman.

Instead, the construction of the statue was born of one man's desire to erect a grand monument: a statue for the purpose of building a statue.

The nightmare always ends the same: A doctor, not knowing how to successfully deliver a child born of a man, offers a heartbreaking ultimatum -- either we lose you or we lose me.

Moreover, Gray had decided to tackle a specific sub-genre within her chosen field: Lovecraftian tales of monstrosities born of alliances between man, myth and nature.

The question my friend is asked is born of the Rain Man effect; fiction and the media are full of cases of art/maths/music savants with autism.