Sentence examples for could only spring from from inspiring English sources

This is a vision of Africa that could only spring from the neocolonial mind.

And that level of obsession could only spring from an upbringing in the least exciting of provincial towns that, rightly or wrongly, Kettering is held to be.

A heresy can only spring from a system that is in full vigor.

It's a thing that can only spring from sexual repression.

But Russia's new attitude could also spring from a realisation that the world really is changing.

Why couldn't he spring from inorganic sources?

The expectation is that new technologies could spring from the collaboration within a few years.

And when she spoke, humor could spring from the most ordinary of consonants.

This work ethic, so retro it could have sprung from a Norman Rockwell canvas, came from Martin's mother, Rochella, who had two or three jobs when Martin, an only child, was young.

Some scenes in Legion seem like they could have sprung from the mind of David Lynch.

But could it have sprung from it?