Sentence examples for arose directly from from inspiring English sources
The synthetic dye industry arose directly from studies of coal tar.
"Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?" (May 17-18) is a domestic melodrama that arose directly from Fassbinder's theatrical conceptions.
THERE is one scene in Noah Baumbach's new film, "Margot at the Wedding," that arose directly from the journalistic reaction to his previous film, "The Squid and the Whale".
I would also suggest, however, the creation of an empire tax, which targets those whose inherited and/or current wealth arose directly from trade with or ownership in these countries and in whose name such uprisings as the Mau Mau insurgencies were so vigorously suppressed.
His writing was a marvel of concision, clarity and populist readability, and arose directly from who he was and where he was from: a lower-middle class, midcentury, midwestern Catholic (lapsed) from a strongly pro-union family, deeply imprinted with a Chicagoan good sense and practicality.
Nevertheless, a series of important conventions arose directly from the conference, including the Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes or Other Matter (1972) and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (1973).
The leaves arise directly from the rootstocks and are often covered with dense hairs or scales.
But it failed to take full account of any future problems arising directly from thalidomide, which we are now witnessing.
Paradoxically, the I.M.F.'s predicament arises directly from its recent success in responding to the crisis in Europe.
Among seed plants, as in ferns, the stem tissues that arise directly from the shoot apex are called primary tissues.
