Sentence examples for wholly born from inspiring English sources

It's not as if the risk is wholly born by the investors anyway.

Nietzsche seeks to be "born again" wholly from his own spiritual recourses.

Perhaps the fastest mover of all is Kirsten Childs, who wrote "Bubbly Black Girl" -- "the first musical since 'Rent' that seems born with a wholly healthy, independent heartbeat" in the words of one critic.

And thus it is that in the great Iranian national epic, the Shahnameh, written in the 10th Century AD, Alexander is no longer a wholly foreign prince but one born of a Persian father.

'Miramax isn't really an independent, it is a wholly owned subsidiary.' Zaentz was born in 1921 to Russian parents in New Jersey.

Roosevelt was a natural ruler, born to authority and wholly unafraid of its responsibilities.

An unclassifiable, wholly original book whose author (German born, lives in England) reflects on ever-expanding chunks of European history to examine his own origins and inner life.

Benson's father is the "shepherd," of course, guiding the photographer through a world she seems born into, but not wholly a part of.

Born in 1707, he was a wholly 18th-century man.

Since 1996, according to Gallup polls, between thirty-five and forty-seven per cent of Americans have described themselves as "evangelical" or "born again"; two-thirds mostly or wholly believe that angels and devils are at work in the world.

It's a wholly native experience that feels like it was born on the device, and in a way it was.