Sentence examples for obviously born from inspiring English sources

Read's austere outlook has been variously characterised – by friends as much as anyone – as "snobbish", "priggish" and "too obviously born to the purple".

Less treelike in its imagery, it was nevertheless obviously born from the surreal stump that straddles the gap between abstraction and realism.

"I'm 63," she explained, "I was obviously born in 1952 and I understand that when I was a young woman, the thought of a woman being president was pie in the sky".

And who in the Games could be better named as an exponent of taekwondo than Team GB's 68kg-class Martin Stamper, obviously born to be a fighter despite narrowly missing out on a medal?

These beasts are a striking and startling invention, but self-conscious in a way that Malick's dinosaur was not, because they are perhaps too obviously born of Hushpuppy's own unhappiness.

"Jesus was obviously born to tweet".

They are recognizable, obviously not born in a machine, and anyone who's ever watched a parade or a football game will know the sound: it's a marching band playing the peacetime drums of war, accompanied by cheerleaders clapping very, very quickly.

Minus 10 points and brief weeping if you guess one from before I was born, obviously.

"I'm not a guy; I don't really feel like a woman, but obviously I was born one.

Obviously I was born in Liverpool and I support Everton so there's no getting away from that.

Halide Adivar, later to be lauded by The New York Times as "the Turkish Joan of Arc" – a description that Armenians obviously questioned – was born in Constantinople in 1884 and attended an American college in the Ottoman capital.