Sentence examples for does not spring from from inspiring English sources

As Dostoevsky says: "Faith, in the realist, does not spring from the miracle.

This destructive behaviour does not spring from simple lack of self-control, morals or good sense.

The tradition of offering food to the deceased does not spring from Buddhism.

Truth, for Kurniawan, does not spring from a singular revelation but from a patchwork of agonistic narratives.

Mann wrote that a "vocation towards educating others does not spring from inner harmony, but rather from inner uncertainties, disharmony, difficulty — from the difficulty of knowing one's own self".

Much like John Peel, who was often criticised for ignoring bands as soon as they attained mainstream success, Goodman's restless determination to move on does not spring from snobbery, just an irrepressible desire for the new.

There isn't a corner of modern local government that doesn't spring from a need to bring light to the dark shades of Dickensian London.

On the other hand, there is not much coming out of the current administration that doesn't spring from the mayor's mouth.

The problem doesn't spring from hesitant women wringing their hands and dithering until a heroic man rides in and provides an explanation.

But she's wonderfully and fully expressive here, from wince-worthy start to heartbreaking finish, whether she's wrinkling her nose in mock disgust or rushing across a dusty field, her arms pumping so wildly that it's a wonder well water doesn't spring from her mouth.

Fulla's surprising popularity doesn't spring from her clothes or the color of her skin.