Sentence examples for adopted it from from inspiring English sources
The Arabs & Romans adopted it from the Greeks.
It was greeted with bipartisan cheer when Mr. Bush adopted it from the Democrats and proposed it in June.
What is particularly strange about this attack is that Blyth seems to have adopted it from the very people she's going after.
The two-year process is widely viewed as a gold standard for building consensus — many other fields have adopted it, from Earth sciences to solid-state physics1.
The hassapikos, or butchers' dance, of Turkey and ancient and modern Greece now a communal social dance was in the Middle Ages a battle mime with swords performed by the butchers' guild, which adopted it from the military.
"We adopted it from our sister resort in Paoli, Ind., which started it in the 1980's — they had so much demand for the ski area that they started keeping it open 24 hours a day".
The term CMG was coined by the former Newman government, which directed police to adopt it from the outset of its legislative and public relations campaign against bikies in 2013.
Dionysius adopts the word theurgy, "god-work", together with theology, "god-word", to describe the inmost reality of this practice, adopting it from the later Neoplatonist understanding of a hidden sympathy or interconnectedness between material things and the sacred, divine significances resident in them by virtue of divine power.
During the process, the maker learns how to search for and choose appropriate information, how to put it in use – sometimes even adopting it from a different context – how to communicate and collaborate with other members of the community, how to evaluate one's practice and how to solve problems.
Among other things, fear of radiation leaks and waste products that have to be buried for hundreds of years turned the United States away from adopting it for more than a fraction of our energy usage.
New York started testing the initiative in 2014 and formally adopted it last August, despite opposition from landlords.
