Sentence examples for always generated from inspiring English sources

It follows that new knowledge is always generated from existing knowledge and the process of knowledge generation is well-documented.

Birkenstocks always generated strong emotions.

I've always generated my own stuff and suddenly people are bringing things to me".

*** The "Can I Afford It?" segment has always generated thousands of requests for Orman's counsel.

The moves have always generated controversy, particularly when schools proposed for closing had shown some progress.

First, the find supported the growing conviction that the art of ancient China was not always generated by a single dominating cultural capital.

The Golden State Warriors' home tunnel is managing to create a tension and buzz not always generated by an NBA game itself.

Mediocre as some of the later products are - avoid, for example, that dreary Dali exhibition down on London's South Bank - surrealism has always generated first-rate PR.

Big or small, over the top or ultra politically correct -- graduates of a Jewish workshop in Montclair celebrated their coming of age with Islamic girls from a nearby mosque -- bar and bat mitzvahs have always generated questions among Jews.

In a famous passage, it argues: "Our defeat was always implicit in the victory of others; our wealth has always generated our poverty by nourishing the prosperity of others".

As for size, bar mitzvahs have always generated epic parties, the kind in which 385 guests drink 50 different types of martinis from a bar sculptured entirely of ice.