Sentence examples for beginning from that from inspiring English sources

Beginning from that assumption helps, because rather than picturing eight-year-olds and guys with leaf blowers when someone says "undocumented immigrant" you can instead picture Danny Trejo, much scarier.

For "Doctrines must take their beginning from that of the matters of which they treat" (Element CVI, §314, p.92), he says, and it is one "great labor of...Science to recover...[the] grounds of truth-truth which, with the passage of years and the changes in language and customs, has come down to us enveloped in falsehood" (Element XVI, §150, pp.64 5).

"They were amazing together right from the beginning, from that opening scene in couples' counseling on the first day with no rehearsal," he said.

Some people begin from that.

My active non-violence began from that date".

With the HC approach, a random starting point is chosen in the solution, and the algorithm begins from that point.

Through wave propagation, separation occurred behind the moving bolus on the wall and ureteropelvic reflux began from that location and extended upstream to the ureteral inlet.

The antics begin from that point onwards!

Maybe Cicierega's music then begins from that point of banality.

Modern Europe and the Western civilization of today, began from that enhanced knowledge and culture passed on to them from the Golden Ages of the Arabic Empires while Europe was still in the Dark Ages.

To braid wire rope, you will begin from that end where all the wire strands diverge from.