Sentence examples for as it does from from inspiring English sources

Its culture comes as much from its position as a Mediterranean island as it does from its inclusion in a relatively recent Italian union.

The Nasdaq, charged by the SEC with operating the Bulletin Board, gets no listing fees from the companies there, as it does from its own listers.

I remember particularly the unfolding of Pli Selon Pli at its first performance, stemming as it does from the French tradition, as indeed does all his music.

Having recently visited the building, I, too, could not help being impressed by its striking sculptural presence, rising as it does from a flat landscape.

The charm of Lear comes as much from his drawings as it does from his verse.

The muddle is understandable, deriving as it does from two competing imperatives.

Fruitful collaboration comes as much from asking questions as it does from answering them.

She shows life leaching from her, as it does from the terminally ill.

This is an odd statement, coming as it does from the Northern Alliance's chief spokesman.

Community support for Otto Reich stems as much from that pride as it does from his politics.

This oddball monologue moves from somber to superficial as quickly as it does from high to lowbrow.