Sentence examples for born of our from inspiring English sources

Solitude, barrier reef, star To whatever merits most Concerns born of our blank white chart.

The status we city folk assign to high art is a presumption born of our surroundings.

Irony is born of our discomfort with genuinely connecting with one another.

Wasn&apos t it a manifestation of one-worldliness, born of our collisions with Mexico and Spain?

The purchasers are attracted by London's rocketing residential prices, born of our unusual fixation on home-ownership.

The United States was born of our ancestors' nationalistic resentment of a foreign power whose troops we saw as occupiers, not protectors.

We can rail against the evolution of our communities, he says, or we can help smooth the process by "acting with a compassion born of familiarity with our fellow human beings".

The suspicion is that the haste in which the next government might be formed will be born of fear among our politicians, not the electorate.

According to those who subscribe to this (dominant) form of post-Foucaldianism, our normative commitments are always born of and limited by our present.

Though the relative incapacitation of our daughters, born of youthful imprudence, may aid and abet the abuse, it in no way exonerates it.

It's no cheap imitation of Ukip, nor an "electoral ploy", but an approach born of progressive values and our desire to see them realised.