Sentence examples for if being born from inspiring English sources

The authors describe the ex-governor Rod Blagojevich's crookedness by employing Nelson Algren's garish phrase about Chicago's founders — "they all had hustler's blood" — as if being born here predisposes you to graft.

On a nearby hill, a pale human face, framed by tiny white Deutzia flowers and tall purple heliotrope, rises out of the earth, as if being born or released.

For instance, no matter what she claimed the Bible taught about homosexuality, Mom acted as if being born gay was just another way to be human.

Adoption is intended to provide children a "better" life and is purported to be "the same as if" being born into one's family.

Her presentation, A patient of privilege speaks up and asks the question: what if?, is born out of her experiences following an August 2013 breast cancer diagnosis.

Many die within weeks, if not days, of being born.

As for being born rich, it would be best if you were born poor.

If someone wants to know if you were born in Mexico, they'll ask.

If I was born there, I don't know if I would ski or not.

Respondents are asked if they were born in the country of survey; if not, they can select a country from a list.

However, if fathers have a physical connection to their offspring, and if offspring are born in the paternal parasitic environment, evolution of paternal TGIP can become adaptive.