Sentence examples for arose toward from inspiring English sources

A public warmth (tinged with hostility) arose toward the balloon.

Despite growing moral disapprobation, men seemed unwilling to give up their duelling privileges; and the anti-duelling leagues that arose toward the end of the nineteenth century only attested to the duel's resilience.

The inspiration for the fashioning of a prose able to express all facets of thought and activity arose toward the middle of the 16th century out of the Reformation and the Renaissance, from foundations laid by humanists, both Protestant and Catholic.

Some skepticism, though, had arisen toward Mr. Latchford long before American officials became involved.

Two problems that may arise toward the working end of the glassmaking process are known as devitrification and reboil.

Tom-Tom's angst arose from ambivalence toward his privileged background, which viewers encountered when he took a bus home to Chicago.

She had inspirations about how to tell a story that made up for some of the things she couldn't do in fiction — such as realistic dialogue — but her humility toward the Novel arose from the fear that her prose lacked the amplitude and lyricism that her literary ambitions called for.

Comparison of high- and low-salinity experimental results shows that more noticeable capillary hysteresis toward water-wetness arose in the low-salinity experiment.

In contrast, inside cells that arose later were significantly biased toward differentiating into PE (90%, p < 0.001, n = 10 cells, t-test; Figure 1H), similar to what was observed during undisturbed development.

In 1965 a dispute arose over the India-Pakistan boundary line toward the western end of the Great Rann.

Much of the antagonism toward Mr. Rudolph's school arose because of the condition of the newer buildings surrounding it, which are beset by mold.