Sentence examples for bred of a from inspiring English sources

That curiosity was bred of a keen intellect and an anguished spirit.

But a literary festival in this mob stronghold is helping to breach an ingrained wall of silence, bred of a mixture of fear and resignation.

The show's satirical quality is best embodied by the character of the Engineer: a pimping Pandarus, bred of a Vietnamese woman and a French soldier, he is caught between two worlds and dreams of escape to America.

What makes this book, bred of a midlife crisis, extraordinary is the way King weaves his autobiography into the account of his collection, deftly demonstrating that the two stories are essentially one.

Rioting, mobs, violent rebellions against authority, touchiness bred of a very real fear of invasion from the United States, deep and bitter resentment between French and English and between the native culture and the transplanted European one the residue of all this was implanted in hockey's mentality from the start.

Rioting, mobs, violent rebellions against authority, touchiness bred of a very real fear of invasion from the United States, deep and bitter resentment between French and English and between the native culture and the transplanted European one — the residue of all this was implanted in hockey's mentality from the start.

So the dying breed of a band is what the title's from.

Adam Cox was the rare breed of a frontman--one of the few who could sneer but still sound sincere.

Christie is a rare breed of a politician who is not afraid to excoriate critics publicly to their face.

He was a new breed of populist — a new breed of demagogue".

Felix is a rare breed of protagonist, a willful and discerning cuckold.