Sentence examples for was surely born from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the criticism was surely born of jealousy.

This new bird was surely born with its wings clipped.

Which leaves Mr. Prinze, in a role he was surely born to play.

"Doctor Atomic" was surely born on the dark side of science mythology.

Nichols is served superbly by Dunst, Edgerton, Shannon and a winning Driver, who was surely born to play sympathetically bemused boffins.

■ Amadeus Rupert Everett was surely born to play the flamboyant Hapsburg court composer, Antonio Salieri, top of the perch until the young Mozart comes along, in Peter Shaffer's barn-storming drama.

The Left's flimsy response to the plight of Muslim women is surely born of understandable causes.

Frances, who was born on Shabbos, was surely an example of "the child who is born on the Sabbath Day, [who is] bonny and blithe and good and gay".

He also readily supported Britain's entry into the European common market, which he saw as posing no threat to an even more important attachment, the Atlantic alliance.That attachment was surely deepened by, if not born of, Alastair's year in America as a Commonwealth Fund Fellow in 1956-57.

The K.G.B.'s single most valuable asset was surely Klaus Fuchs, the German-born physicist who worked on both the British and the American atomic-bomb projects at a high level (much higher than did Julius Rosenberg's brother-in-law, David Greenglass, who was a mere machinist).

The most remarkable Amidon tenant was surely Sophia Kremer, the Hungarian-born suffragist.