Sentence examples for which is born from inspiring English sources

He changed it to satyagraha, "force which is born of truth and love or non-violence".

Absolutely, in Alsatian choucroute garnie, which is born for chilled gew2urztraminer, a white.

"My interiors are in fact a real-life still life, which is born in my imagination," he said ambiguously.

In her engagement to Prince Harry, Markle is subverting that folksy, anti-cosmopolitan Hallmark trope, which is born of and caters to certain white American fantasies.

In the meantime, it's enough to say that there is no pain more penetrating than that which is born of romantic pleasure.

Its soundtrack is full of classic, open-road rock 'n' roll songs — "Highway to Hell," for example — not one of which is "Born to Be Wild".

Of those, perhaps the most popular is Monopoly, which was born 78 years ago.

Of these nine people, which was born behind the Iron Curtain?

The animal, which was born on Tuesday, already weighs 53 pounds.

(There's also Häagen-Dazs, which was born in the Bronx in 1961).

Weighty is not an adjective commonly attached to musicals, which were born to divert, to tickle.