Sentence examples for arise less from inspiring English sources

Distress over "Dominus Iesus" may arise less from what it says than from what it doesn't say.

The meandering subplots seem to arise less from any narrative conviction than from the desire to do more filming in picturesque locations.

In any case, experts say that objections to transsexual inclusion arise less from physiological questions than from vague assumptions of what is natural and what is artificial when it comes to the human body.

Unfortunately, "The Wax" -- the title refers to a bikini wax Kate undergoes amid much symbolically resonant pain -- is disconnected in ways that arise less from character and situation than from authorial imposition.

The change that Tommy undergoes in Sam's absence — he straightens up, renovates Grace's kitchen and dotes on her kids — seems to arise less from the character's psychology than from the imperatives of David Benioff's script.

"The Passion of the Christ" is so relentlessly focused on the savagery of Jesus' final hours that this film seems to arise less from love than from wrath, and to succeed more in assaulting the spirit than in uplifting it.

But lately, that need arises less and less often.

A "Hil-la-ry!" chant arose, less hopeful than declarative, as if to say, This campaign happened.

The familiar crash that follows the afternoon cup of coffee or a caffeinated energy drink arises less from the choice of substance than from the dosage.

To Mr. Horsley, who has in the past entered the country without incident, the recent fracas arose less from his past indulgences than a current one.

But the grimness of these heroes arose less from the moral defect of being tempted by evil than from their intimate knowledge of its depths.