Sentence examples for from a type of from inspiring English sources

Arcadia's own trauma proceeds from a type of hyperaestheticism.

The word comes from a type of moorland stream used to mark land boundaries.

Dr. Rona sees the holes as body parts, perhaps from a type of compressed sponge.

But it actually arises from a type of primitive nerve cell.

Completing the circle, that cut of meat had, long ago, taken its name from a type of building.

My dad died a couple of years ago from a type of lung cancer, so I'm curious about cancer charities.

The active ingredient is taken from a type of yew tree.

These rumbles come from a type of event known as seismic tremor, which is similar to tiny earthquakes.

The cellulose that Stromme and her colleagues use comes from a type of polluting algae found in seas and lakes.

Specifically, these "nets" come from a type of immune cell called a neutrophil — NET stands for neutrophil extracellular trap.

Various values of Tb and Tc were considered corresponding to different soil ground types (from A-type of hard rock to D-type of soft soil).