Sentence examples for believed arose from inspiring English sources

Went was educated at the University of Amsterdam (Ph.D., 1886), where he attracted considerable attention with his dissertation on plant vacuoles, which he believed arose only from preexisting vacuoles.

In The Mind of the South, Cash tried to debunk the idea of an "aristocratic" Old South and a "progressive" New South and sought to describe the romanticism, antiintellectualism, and prejudice that he believed arose from a peculiar Southern climate, landscape, frontier violence, clannishness, and Calvinism.

The comets, researchers had believed, arose in a nearby region, near the orbits of Uranus and Neptune.

Crowley also exhibited a "general misogyny" that Booth believed arose from his bad relationship with his mother.

The England international, however, has been informed there is no immediate cure to a problem that Liverpool believe arose from a chronic overload on the heel over several years.

And 'ideologies' and 'religion,' he believes, arise from "conditions that require [these] illusions" (Ibid., 244).

Creativity, Chin believes, arises naturally from "just being engaged in life".

He describes how, in the normal case, we have an established body of views and opinions, and issues about what to believe arise when a new experience puts them under strain.

Haemangiomas of the urethra are believed to arise from embryonic remnants of angioblastic cells that failed to develop into normal blood vessels [21].

Most cancers are believed to arise within preexisting adenomas.

Extension Bending coupling behaviour is believed to arise uniquely in anti-symmetric Cross-ply laminates.