Sentence examples for comes from actions from inspiring English sources

That trust comes from actions that you take but it must be felt by others in order to resonate.

The first part is based on user behavior and comes from actions like which products they view and which links they click on a retailer's website.

There is an unspoken presupposition that ethical statements are grounded in reality, in the sense that suffering (Sk. duḥkha) comes from actions (Sk. karma) that are not in accord with the way things actually are (Tib. dngos po'i gnas lugs).

Love comes from action, not waiting to be adored.

"The inspiration for the combat comes from action games and fighting games," he said.

What I hope I can remind people of is the embodied nature of it, that it really comes from action.

Clinton, who has argued that change comes from action rather than rhetoric, was in Texas as the results were coming in.

Clarity comes from action -- not thought (another favourite quote of mine).

Inspiration comes from action, from experimentation, from the chaos, the fire, the big wins and the big fails.

"Change comes from action and the Model Alliance can be a catalyst for change," said CFDA chief executive Steven Kolb.

This stems from the long-term view that lasting change and impact come from actions that are decided, implemented and evaluated by the communities they are going to affect.