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(1) He was born of / to German parents.

(2) He was born of Anglo-American parentage.

(3) He was born of German parents.

(4) The alliance was born of necessity in 1941.

(5) Her socialist beliefs were born of a hatred of injustice.

(6) He was born of German parents and lived most of his life abroad.

(7) The new theory was born of the disagreement of the old one with the newly discovered facts.

(8) Other cravings are born of habit.

(9) The plan was simple, for simplicity is born of desperation.

(10) It was born of fear for her grandfather, he thought as he returned to his butchery of the President's shotgun.

(11) It was born of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and is supposed to culminate in a reparation fund.

(12) However, unlike Rice Pereira's consciously juggled forms, Pollock's paintings were born of passionate subjectivity.

(13) Think of the other goals you see him score, the ones that are born of a deftness of touch.

(14) To take inherent advantages, every civilization is born of immediate opportunities, rapidly exploited.

(15) Both are born of rationalism, and both are equally wrong and finally destructive of true faith.

(16) He had to be born of water - that is, new life after the burial of baptism - and of the Spirit.

(17) In both cases he is born of the cosmic Egg, but more important is the description given him.

(18) The notion of the overriding importance of applicability of learning is born of long immersion in community education.

(19) Managed care was born of the need to contain soaring medical costs.

(20) Ed was born of working-class parents in Brooklyn, New York.

(21) I want this baby be born of love.

(22) A free race cannot be born of slave mothers.

(23) And the gauze of curtain of wine red be born of chameleon type, red olivine trillium 7 colour crisscross,(sentencedict.com) gyroidal crystalline light more simple romantic sheet accord with plays a stereo fantasia.

(24) The baby to be born of God and the dialogue is about to have a baby was born .

(25) These will be born of virgins from the miraculously preserved seed of the prophet Zoroaster himself.

(26) That desire must be born of frustration, discontent, and yes, intolerance. Sentencedict.com

(27) As we all know, "national" one word and its true value is the human society economy developing to a certain stage should be born of the product.

(28) God had chosen the family of Abraham, that the world's redeemer might be born of it ...

(29) But Christ, by reason of the body which He took from the Virgin, is said simply to be born of the Virgin.

(30) But, market of Chinese network environment, advertisement still cannot prop up the be born of this one mode at that time.