Sentence examples for arising of the from inspiring English sources

The spontaneous arising of the masses was pure Soviet antimatter.

After the arising of the blessed uprising of Syria, the Islamic State had a great role in striking the Nusayris in it and destroying the pillars of the rule of Assad in the heart of the command centres.

Major events in evolution like the transition from life in the water to life on land are not necessarily set off by the arising of the genetic mutations that will build the required body parts, or even the appearance of the body parts themselves, as had long been assumed.

Only when the causal conditions are satisfied do we see arising of the empty phenomena.

The state of things at M is thought to have the power to cause the arising of the state of things at M+1.

Sight is not an internal sense since the arising of the idea of blue, for example, does not depend upon the previous arising of any other idea.

Then subtract whichever is the lowest figure out of "the gain arising of letting", the private residence relief and £40,000.

But during the war, the practice arose of the King and Churchill meeting for regular lunches.

Here again, the question arises of the demarcation line between the genuine Boris Johnson and his scheming alter ego.

Women considered them "an almost utopian instrument," Friss says, and quotes a contemporary source: "Now and again a complaint arises of the narrowness of woman's sphere.

It has also given its name to an analytic concept, whereby differing but equally plausible accounts arise of the same event.