Sentence examples for arising not from inspiring English sources

Imagine Matisse and Klee arising not from rarefied Europe but from the soil of the rural South.

Great Verdi singing is an art of transition, arising not from the immaculate execution of this or that aria but from an accretion of telling contrasts.

As ever, there were issues arising – not least the fact that the striker Jozy Altidore injured a hamstring and had to be carried from the field.

The two psychologists discovered "systematic errors in the thinking of normal people": errors arising not from the corrupting effects of emotion, but built into our evolved cognitive machinery.

The picture that emerges from their works of Cleon and figures like him as "new politicians," arising not from among the old or property-holding families but from the people, is largely a literary fiction.

Imagine Matisse and Klee (if you think I'm wildly exaggerating, see the show) arising not from rarefied Europe, but from the caramel soil of the rural South in the form of women, descendants of slaves when Gee's Bend was a plantation.

Desire, for example, "arises not from reason".

When questions arise, not all owners have a choice.

Pellagra, he asserted, arose not from germs, as commonly thought, but from deficient diets.

Liability to that harm arises not only from perturbing events but also from inborn vulnerability.

Albany's problems, however, arise not from any individual legislator or even political party.