Sentence examples for from a widely from inspiring English sources

Tough words and particularly potent coming from a widely respected, Sri Lankan-born BBC journalist.

That involves a brand borrowing positive meaning from a widely recognized cultural creation.

Historians have discovered that he copied these from a widely read etiquette manual that originated with a sixteenth-century French Jesuit.

So to own a genuine artefact from a widely recognised cultural figure – even if it's hair – is highly attractive to some.

Computer scientists say they have now figured out how to extract that key from a widely used RSA electronic token in as little as 13 minutes.

What happened to move anti-Semitism from a widely held, if not quite mainstream, American prejudice to something that even the fringiest of aspiring politicians shuns?

This classification differs from a widely used system developed by G.K. Noble in 1931, in which five suborders were recognized, based on vertebral characteristics.

The show has moved from a widely praised Off Broadway production, last year at 37 Arts, to the larger and more mainstream realm of the Broadway musical — from 299 seats to 1,050.

Dean's image of an ancient English tree in the collection is very eloquent, but it is from a widely exhibited body of work, so it feels like catch-up.

There was little interaction with the crowd beyond a few thank yous and happy-to-be-heres, but it was a fair trade-off for hearing as many songs as possible from a widely beloved back catalogue.

The Year 2000 problem stemmed from a widely recognized programming shortcut -- using just two digits to represent the year in dates -- that became a threat as this year approached.