Sentence examples for but arose from inspiring English sources

And isn't it possible that creativity was never selected for at all, but arose as a byproduct of the selection of something else?

Mr Kershaw shows how a major conflict in 1939 had never been Hitler's intention, but arose from his hubristic failure to see that he could not just do what he liked in Eastern Europe.

Dr. Rosenberg contends that the Ames strain probably did not originate in 1980 or 1981, as is often asserted, but arose decades earlier and was used in the secret American program to make biological weapons.

The gangs believed responsible for much of the recent violence, including the attacks on Tuesday, are separate from the politically motivated militant groups but arose from the same miasma of corrupt misrule that has characterized the region for decades.

One official said the decision was not ideological, or meant as a rebuke to the prior administration, but arose out of a growing consensus within the administration that the contracts with Maximus were not working out.

(Mr. Aslan does not fall into the anachronism of making Jesus a member of the Zealot Party as described by Josephus. He knows that party did not exist in Jesus' day but arose later. Mr. Aslan means zealot with a small "z").

It seems no topic is off-limits, but arising issues and responses are discussed as adults.

The current case is separate from these previous cases but arises from the same issues.

"This daily striving," he said, "is dictated by no principle or program, but arises from immediate personal need.

The second scenario also experiences 20% of all crashes, but arises only 5% of the time.

Further, these problems are not unique to conditional logic, but arise in other nonmonotonic reasoning formalisms.