Sentence examples similar to bring forth something unprecedented from inspiring English sources

And the possibility that pain can bring forth something like beauty, though more interesting, and not quite so pure.

"I wanted to bring forth something that is like a genie in a bottle," he told the San Francisco Chronicle in 2016.

But the Russian Revolution had brought forth something new, the soviets.

That might really have brought forth something unorthodox, even heretical.

Painting is about thinking openly, instinctively and bringing forth something that didn't exist before.

Yes, we do have the potential to bring forth the unprecedented potential of human energy, creativity, and vision.

But, Gaskin said, "having a female body — the ability to bring forth life — is something you could be grateful about, not repulsed by".

They told her of the pervasive fear of doing something that could bring forth a lynch mob.

The tsunami, caused by an earthquake of appalling violence, brought forth unprecedented generosity from around the world.

To the present generation, Kennan has receded into a vague past as has their parents' struggle to bring forth a new international order amid the awesome, unprecedented power of nuclear weapons.

The urban dictionary defines fuckery as "absolute bullshit; utter nonsense; something rather suspicious that can bring forth uneasy, angry and irritated feelings".