Sentence examples for does it arise from inspiring English sources

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These questions focussed on the nature of "virtue" (or what we might think of as admirable moral character), of how one becomes virtuous (is it taught? does it arise naturally? are we responsible for its development?), and of what relationships and institutions may be necessary to make becoming virtuous possible.

How, then, does it arise?

But how does it arise?

Nor does it arise from a fundamentally different scaling relationship (i.e. Eq. 2), because the regional model fitted to the New Zealand data had similar goodness of fit to the general model reported by Asner and Mascaro.

Does it arise from a consideration of God simply as he is in himself, or does it only result from some reference to really distinct realizations of these perfections in creatures?

The typical realist objection to an assertion of this sort concerns the causal function of perception: indeed, if mental content can be said to consciously arise without any reference to external objects, then why does it arise at a specific time and place and not everywhere and at any given moment?

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And when did it arise?

Modularity is beneficial, but how did it arise?

If life came to Earth from elsewhere, how did it arise there?

"The man said, 'When did the claim arise?' I said, 'Yesterday.' "He said, 'Did it arise out of... ?' I said, 'Yes.' We never mentioned what actually happened".

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