Sentence examples for arise to keep from inspiring English sources

I mean that when you meet each other in the bedroom you do so with an intention to connect in a place past thought, to learn to break through habitual walls that arise to keep out intimacy, and sometimes that means receiving your partner's loving touch without any agenda or attachment to outcome.

"Each time there was anything negative about the drug, a new claim arose to keep it alive".

When Thomas Hobbes claimed that in the state of nature, before authority arose to keep us in check, we were engaged in a war "of every man against every man", he could not have been more wrong.

Legislators from two dozen other states have either proposed similar bills, or promised to do so.Meanwhile, a grass-roots movement has arisen to keep other people's hands off private homes.

In fact, an entire industry has arisen to keep competitive sport pure by detecting and exposing athletes who use PEDs.

In this scenario, the need to implement new and cheaper water treatment technologies has arisen to keep the aquatic environment clean and safe from pollution concerns (García-Serna et al. 2007).

"We were very keen to bring it back to the UK and in essence we would love it if the right opportunity arose to keep it here," Kinnings added.

Feathers may have first arisen to keep the reptilian ancestors of birds warm, but their current function is flight.

The worst thing that can happen is ignoring warning signs when they arise to try and keep your relationship at an even keel.

Even Facebook and Twitter users get a slight tingle upon receiving a new friend, follower or "like". The key is to recognize these emotions when they arise and to keep them at bay, to prevent them from becoming the predominant forces underlying your passion.

The challenge in thinking how to better design decision making process when conflicts don't arise naturally, is to keep in mind the dangers of paternalistic treatment towards families and patients.