Sentence examples for more born than from inspiring English sources

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.

The poem presents childbirth from the perspective of the father, whom Smith describes as a "beholden" witness: now that you are more born than being, more awake than awaited Smith says that she is taken by the poem's "sense of almost arrival" and by its structure, which is one long, arduous sentence.

18 More recent Japanese cohorts have included fewer individuals born before 1920 and more born after 1930 than the Six Prefecture Study.

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

This study showed that the risk of early cessation of EBF was nearly five folds more in first-born infants than fifth and more born infants.

Many more are born than can survive; death is violently gruesome, the dead often stepped on, eaten, or simply left to rot where they lay in their final moments.

But this is not because there are more babies born than people dying.

Boys are naturally more likely to die in infancy than girls and more boys are born than girls.

ALL over the world, more boys are born than girls.

In each case, more girls were born than boys.

In other words, more individuals are born than can possibly survive.