Sentence examples for both arose from from inspiring English sources

The first Razorlight album [Up All Night] and my solo album [Borrell 1] both arose from direct conversations with people.

Both arose from humble roots: Edison was not born to privilege, while Mr Ovshinsky's father collected scrap by buggy.

The dominant ideologies of the modern west - political economy and scientific evolution - both arose from the same circle of mostly bachelor friends living a few hundred yards apart in the Edinburgh of the last quarter of the 18th century.

Both arose from simian immunodeficiency viruses (SIVs) of other primates.

They argue that the amount of DNA shared between modern Eurasian humans and Neanderthals - estimated at between 1-4% - can be explained if both arose from a geographically isolated population, most likely in North Africa, which shared a common ancestor around 300-350 thousand years ago.

Our findings indicated that both viral hepatitis-associated ICC and HCC shared common disease process for carcinogenesis and, possibly, both arose from the hepatic progenitor cells.

The imperishability of mathematics and the immortality of Carroll's Alice both arise from the same source, the universal and eternal imagination of humanity.

Roth's concluding flourish evokes a liberal humanism that both arises from modern American Judaism and blurs its tenets.

They both arise from a deep interest in how the mind processes the complex relationships within the domain of language.

But that these most inspired of Mr. Lamos's productions both arise from the literature of the Enlightenment is no coincidence at all.

Occlusive complications of atherosclerotic disease occur by two mechanisms that have strikingly different clinical pictures, even though both arise from the presence of atherosclerosis.