Sentence examples for characters arising from inspiring English sources

These controversial results were based mostly on conventional approaches such as morphological analysis, karyotype and allozyme assay, which are far enough to provide convincing conclusions for many species showing a high degree of morphological plasticity or intermediate morphological characters arising from forces other than hybridization [ 19].

The characters arise from the wreckage and try to make sense of what has happened.

The psychological problems faced by its characters arose nearly always directly out of social conflicts.

Especially with Seven Killings, a lot of these characters arose out of viewpoints I needed to have.

(Try relating Leopold Bloom orally in five minutes, or Mrs. Dalloway, or Anna Karenina. Their greatness as characters arises out of their irreducibility to the facts about themselves).

Also evident in these movies -- and in "Barbershop" (another late 2002 release) and "Drumline," whose main characters arise from a blue-collar, urban milieu -- is a unsentimental and affectionate sense of community and tradition.

Some write full scripts, some rely heavily on improvisation, but all look to their actors not to provide theatrical incarnations of characters but to appear close to the way they are in life and to make their onscreen characters arise from their offscreen presences.

We do not even know if both characters arose in one ancestor or in two ancestors.

That can suggest hypotheses of how or for what reason these characters arose.

He suggests that Riedl was likely correct in his claim that body plan characters arise stepwise in a gradual manner, and that he was right that body plan characters become increasingly constrained due to internal selection.

Given the wide range of countries the characters find themselves in throughout the story, a number of recurring characters arise from countries outside of Korea.