Sentence examples for arise from it from inspiring English sources

Willis wrote about the pineal gland that "we can scarce believe this to be the seat of the Soul, or its chief Faculties to arise from it; because Animals, which seem to be almost quite destitute of Imagination, Memory, and other superior Powers of the Soul, have this Glandula or Kernel large and fair enough" (Willis 1664, ch. 14, as translated in Willis 1681).

It is their original sin; all other atrocities arise from it.

It is supposedly a way to make a draw, yet remarkably exciting complications can arise from it.

It renders the conclusions of the Bangor report unsafe and the recommendations that arise from it invalid.

Two remarkable books would arise from it, Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle and On The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection.

To help change this, three years ago, I founded Touretteshero, an organisation that challenges misconceptions about Tourettes and shares the humour and creativity that can arise from it.

However, it is more probable that the name arose from it being moved around its native land as a domesticated plant".

The drama that is most meaningful and pertinent to its society is that which arises from it.

The review, and any action arising from it, would be swift, he added.

The controversies that arose from it were protracted, intense, and often ugly.

Plus the incredible amount of publicity arising from it all around the world".