Sentence examples for was borne of from inspiring English sources

The package holiday was borne of a wheeze from a 23-year-old born into poverty in Canning Town, east London, who had acquired a passion for cycling.

My tolerance was borne of guilt.

In some ways, it was borne of necessity.

Its incredibly strong design was borne of lack of land and brilliant leadership.

Other people – like her parents – say the elaborate persona was borne of activism.

Ms. Paris's work space was borne of the city's crushing real-estate market.

A lot of luddite attitude is borne of fear, really.

That advice is borne of his life experiences?

Ali's initiative is borne of exasperation with the English.

And often, that love is borne of memories — of a car once owned or coveted.

"It must be borne of deliberation and not happenstance, inattention or neglect".