Sentence examples for arising I from inspiring English sources

"The lawsuits are arising, I believe, because Congress is not forcing the issue".

It also seems to be informed by our desire, arising I think from the extreme domesticity of our lives, to believe that any remaining hazards presented by the natural world are far more dangerous than they really are.

When you notice such reactions arising, I invite you to conduct your own experiment in compassionate listening" -- a technique of attention and self-restraint that Eilberg has learned to practice, and one that seems essential to the work of peace-building.

Lenz's 1997 merlot, $55 a bottle at the winery, cannot be drunk without the Big Question arising: Is it worth the price?

At higher temperatures a hybrid reaction can arise, i.e., in addition to the heterogeneous catalytic reaction a homogeneous thermal reaction also takes place.

This genus is part of the group from which later, larger megatheroids arose, i.e., Nothrotheriops and Megatherium.

Questions arose: "Is that a weed?

The question will certainly arise: Is the advertiser or the user Google's real customer?

An international debate has arisen: Is Assad complicit, or merely powerless?

Amid the sunscreen-smeared hullabaloo, the question arises: Is there an alternative Algarve?

But, despite all this official appreciation, a doubt arises: Is Thurber still being widely read and enjoyed?