Sentence examples for as though arising from inspiring English sources

Gay and gaudy, with little pictures and little gods, and hangings tinkling with tiny bells, it seemed more innately Phul's, as though arising from memories of the places and the people among whom she had lived before meeting the judge.

The most serious issues, though, arise on the billing side.

Therefore, the use of fractional calculus has gained the attention of scientists and engineers as, though counter-intuitive, the fractional derivative does arise in physical problems.

Sometimes, two or more distinct areas can be distinguished within a single polyp, with cells in one area appearing relatively normal and those in the other appearing clearly cancerous, as though they have arisen as a mutant subclone within the original adenoma clone.

His own oppositional modernism was as revolutionary as Eliot's, though it arose not from divine afflatus but, as the title of one of his poems has it, from "The Need of Being Versed in Country Things".

As fast as companies arise, though, they seem to get bought by I.B.M., Mr. Goodnight said.

Anyway, the present scale of those spaces — which will be reconfigured as need arises, though how will curators cope with the sky-high ceiling?

Because the same staining technique was used in the investigation of the SI neuron in H. assulta and B. mori, it seems as though the variations in morphology arise from species-specific characteristics.

The Robinhood tax is an interesting idea, though questions arise such as, why 1percentt, and how can it determined what will that money go toward ("every social program and environmental initiative in the world" is quite broad)?

Again, though, questions arise.

He never re-entered the legal profession, though opportunities arose.