Sentence examples for more born from inspiring English sources

But what really happened was less analytical and more born out of annoyance.

They are not claccisists of the court, more born fighters, more Jimmy Connors than John McEnroe.

In summer, meals need to be less planned and considered and more born from what's at hand.

But it seems more born of frustration that she's been doing good work for years, and only just being recognised for it, rather than anything particularly grand.

Do they know he is dead?… Now that knowing means nothing, now that you are more born than being, more awake than awaited, since I've seen your hair deep inside mother,… I don't believe in sex after marriage.

In some ways, Tabitha knew, her mother had fulfilled the public's worst expectations of teenage mothers in the late 1980's: She dropped out in 11th grade, had a second baby at 19 and turned to welfare to support two more born out of wedlock.

A line about avoiding the word "evolution" sounds more born-again Christian than Catholic.

Yet in this conservative corner of Britain, protected he believed by divine providence, and "with more born-again people to the square mile than anywhere else in the world", the Protestants' religion was an inseparable part of their identity.

It defended the secular interests of Protestants their right to be part of "the great country that is Great Britain"—but not their religion, despite the fact that Ulster had "more born-again people to the square mile than anywhere else in the world".

Quoting a study that he said showed that more born-again Christians than atheists were divorced, he thundered, "Until we are willing to live the Ten Commandments ourselves, we have no right to hang them up in schools!" Then came the candidates.

Many more are born too light.