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Discover LudwigThe phrase "coming from him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the origin of a statement, action, or feeling attributed to a male individual.
Example: "The idea of a team retreat was coming from him, and everyone seemed to support it."
Alternatives: "originating from him" or "attributed to him."
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But not coming from him.
"That's flattering, coming from him," Eastwood said.
It's not surprising, coming from him".
Coming from him, this took some nerve.
Coming from him, this sounded like a deeply twisted compliment.
I found those words coming from him empowering for me.
"Coming from him, that meant a lot," says Swift.
Coming from him, these words are potent and profound.
Coming from him, it sounded like a boast.
But, Lind stressed, that talk was not coming from him.
The word doesn't hold much meaning coming from him.
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