Sentence examples for could have been borrowed from inspiring English sources
A cesarina salad could have been borrowed from a hospital kitchen.
The three weird sisters could have been borrowed from a first-year speech class.
His long, serene features could have been borrowed from an icon of the Orthodox church.
It is a gesture that could have been borrowed from Han's imagination, or from her dreams.
The show includes the museum's larger, vaguely ominous Casebere from 2003, but something earlier could have been borrowed; other works have been.
Neil Barrett championed a masculine interpretation: his skirt worn with an ivory sweatshirt and matching cycling shorts could have been borrowed from an adventurous boy.
Mr. Halahmy has owned the loft for decades, and according to public records, at times he could have been borrowing mustard from neighbors like Rupert Murdoch and Elie Tahari.
Using an arrangement of smooth, deltoid stones as stencils and a set of brushes that could easily have been borrowed from a Zen temple (one set is made from feathers, another, built to glide in wide strokes like a pushbroom, had to be dipped in a wooden trough of Cage's own design), they are characteristically quiet, understated, and whimsical.
The rootless Jewish Bolshevik who profits from others' losses, shows no loyalty to the society in which he prospers, and devises clever two-faced financial maneuvers that demonstrate his essential hypocrisy: All this could of course have been borrowed from the Nazi propaganda Ralph Miliband fled as a young man.
