Sentence examples for a offshoot of from inspiring English sources
The #ChurchToo movement, which started as a offshoot of Me Too, has become a powerful force in its own right ― toppling prominent pastors, sweeping out church leaders who failed to believe victims, and forcing Christian denominations to re-evaluate how they treat allegations of sexual abuse.
A Semitic alphabet, Syriac was an offshoot of a cursive Aramaic script.
It's an offshoot of a British TV quiz show about oddly amusing trivia.
The series is an offshoot of a book project on pets with disabilities.
It was kind of returning to an offshoot of a character that he'd already played.
Al-Shabaab is an offshoot of an earlier extremist organisation, the Islamic Courts Union.
The AKP itself is an offshoot of Virtue, a party that was banned in 2001.
CellReception is an offshoot of Mobiledia.com, a widely read mobile-industry blog.
This app is an offshoot of GeoGraffiti, a Y Combinator startup that Loopt itself acquired last year.
The Weathermen were an offshoot of Students for a Democratic Society.
The congregation is an offshoot of The Way International, a nondenominational Christian group, authorities said.
