Sentence examples for arises something from inspiring English sources

JG, Chester Buying by mail order means that customers can be easily contacted if the need arises, something that isn't always possible if you purchase from a shop.

In its place has arisen something dazzlingly different: a magnet for immigrants.

Takata lawyers also argued that the company had been proactive in trying to address potential safety problems as they arose, something that they said was not reflected in the evidence presented by Mr. Leopold.

Cultural historians have recently begun to focus on these homegrown Christmas rituals; indeed, in the past decade there has arisen something of a cottage industry in American Christmas studies, and our "fakelore" has been extensively chronicled.

From there, an idea of a playground arose, something kids can play on".

When these occasions arise, something deep within my being stirs from its sleep.

There is rhythm in the 35-minute performance, directed by Jon Kinzel, and much of its quiet drama arises from something as impersonal as the use of space.

Here a difficulty arises: if something is taken away from A (supposing that that which imparts motion but is unmoved is a continuous substance), or from B the part that is moved, will the remainder of A continue to impart motion or the remainder of B continue to be moved?

I think we've probably all had a situation at work that arises where something, conversation goes badly, and you just replay the conversation over and over in your mind, sort of rehashing out what you could have said or should have said.

If so, perhaps that special "first-person" privileged knowledge arises through something like introspection, in one or more of the senses described in Section 2 above.

It is precisely with the intention of answering critics like Candrakīrti that Śāntarakṣita identifies the character of cognition as being contrary to insentient objects: "Cognitive awareness arises as something that is excluded from all insentient objects.