Sentence examples for for it arising from inspiring English sources

400 C.E ., whose Abhidharmakosa (1923-31) is a foundational psychological text for Northern Buddhists, avoided defining pleasure (sukha) in terms of current desire by defining it instead through desire for it arising after it has stopped (1984, p. 66).

They would allow devolution to happen unevenly, where and when demand for it arises.

The idea for it arose when his life changed and a short story he'd once read struck him anew.

The idea for it arose out of work that he and his then partner, the late John Beazley, had done in England as publishers.

The idea for it arose in a graduate seminar taught in 1999 by Ioli Kalavrezou, a professor of Byzantine art at Harvard.

The idea for it arose in 1889 when the city was working itself into a patriotic fever over the 100th anniversary of Geo.

The film provides no real back story about the production, but in interviews Mr. Young has said that the idea for it arose out of a phone conversation he had with Mr. Demme.

The title of the chapter, "The German Invention of Homosexuality," telegraphs a principal argument of the book: although same-sex love is as old as love itself, the public discourse around it, and the political movement to win rights for it, arose in Germany in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

At the same time, the beautiful is not something merely subjective like a feeling of pleasantness, for it arises and subsists in the observer only with respect to an object (cf. SW IV: 602).

This helps to optimise the energy resources of the cell such that, a protein is not produced much before the actual requirement for it arises.

He or she is more likely to return later to shop for new products or to buy the original product once need for it arises.