Sentence examples for much born from inspiring English sources

So much: born only five months apart, both idealised their father, neither an unproblematic feminist icon.

The creative ideas for the cauldron were very much born from a conversation between Danny Boyle and Thomas Heatherwick".

"What I realised right away was that so much born at the beginning is still strong in the paper's DNA.

Zac Goldsmith is the trustafarian's trustafarian, not so much born with a silver spoon but a canteen of Aston Martin cutlery in his mouth.

("The truth is, every son raised by a single mom is pretty much born married"; "Parenthood is the opiate of the masses!") But they can't hold the book together.

"The proportions of the body change as you gain weight, but for women within a certain range of size, there is a predictability to how much, born out by research dating to the 1560s," explained Kathleen Fasanella, who has made patterns for women's coats and jackets for three decades.

Last November, the NT Studio, where so much is born, gave its facilities for a fortnight so that the plays could be read, discussed and considered.

Much of Born to Be Blue concerns Baker's need to be accepted, and indeed respected, by the great trumpeter Miles Davis, the most famous, most influential, and hippest musician of his era.

If Obama's document didn't offer actual proof of his birth, then pretty much anyone born in Hawaii who had used a birth certificate to obtain a driver's license or passport had done so under false pretenses.

On the down side, Kid Rock doesn't add much to "Born on the Bayou," and "Proud Mary" — despite good-faith efforts from Jennifer Hudson, Allen Toussaint, and the Rebirth Brass Band — follows a messy, bluegrass-meets-soul recipe that won't make anyone forget Tina Turner.

There would be much philosophizing born of struggles by the new generation.