Sentence examples for environments from which from inspiring English sources

The circumstances of their lives, and the environments from which they spring, are recreated in hallucinatory detail.

I've seen very primitive corn, potato, pineapple and other plants in their native environments from which modern agriculture has been developed.

Partly it's because that's how young men speak, all over the world, but particularly in the kind of environments from which many contemporary militants come.

It was these hot, sweaty, shouty and sometimes downright aggressive environments from which rock 'n' roll celebrity chefs like Gordon Ramsay and Marco Pierre White - and their bully-boy tactics - emerged.

Her writing demonstrates a wonderfully nuanced engagement with the complexities and ambiguities of fiction, matched with a consummate understanding of the political and social environments from which books emerge.

Further, from Iraq, Dempsey also took with him a desire (pdf) to shape the US military into a force that is more responsive to the concerns of its junior officers (concerns powerfully summed up by former officers like Matt Gallagher) and more aware of the social environments from which it recruits.

It is the marine environment from which people obtain the most benefit.

Epic in scope, it depicts the social environment from which Abay emerged.

–What does the discovery of these mummies reveal to us about the culture and environment from which they came?

Early on the film establishes a mood of life-and-death struggles waged in an environment from which there is no escape.

Her mother is an editor of High Country News, a publication about the environment from which the bride's father retired as the publisher.