Sentence examples for born quite from inspiring English sources

However, the strapline itself was born quite spontaneously when he and a colleague were chatting about the project over lunch.

Perhaps it also helped that I was nearly 40 when my daughter was born, quite old in other words, and didn't feel I had to please other people.

She began to see a contradiction: humans are born quite helpless, far more so than any other primate, but, fairly early on, we start becoming quite smart, again far more so than any other primate.

These latter, too, rejected classical 19th-century evolutionism, but they were nevertheless inclined toward painting grand theories principally the theory that out of a few ancient cultural centres or civilizations, born quite separately, there had developed the array of cultures existing today.

He was an only child born quite late in his parents' lives, brought up in the austere environment of post-war, middle-class Glasgow, frequently farmed out to family friends due to his father's poor health, awkward of gait and appearance.

They are born quite defenseless and are vulnerable to predation.

But she was also "born with quite a few problems".

Apparently, he'd left before I was born and, quite frail, had probably died by now.

To have stood the test of time, given that Bridget was very much a product of age in which she was born, is quite remarkable.

I was living in Los Angeles when Aunt Marge was murdered in 1996 and hadn't been to Carthage, where I was born, in quite a few years.

It was published the year I was born, and quite a few of the dishes described in its pages now seem hopelessly dated.