Sentence examples for from some idea from inspiring English sources

Many people appear to think al-Qaida's name emerged from some idea of a physical base - a command centre from where Bin Laden and other leaders could direct operations.

An interesting consequence of this interpretation of Whewell's view of necessity is that every law of nature is a necessary truth, in virtue of following analytically from some idea used by God in creating the world.

Your teacher is looking for something coming from you--some idea that would not be found in another reader.

This method stems from some ideas of data assimilation and focuses on the difference between gridded and point data.

There is also one claim made about animal learning, concerning the risk of death stemming from some ideas that I disagree with.

Starting from some ideas of this technique, we propose a novel method able to model the electromagnetic propagation in tunnels with curved geometry, either for the cross section or the main direction.

But apart from some ideas that have support across the political spectrum, it's difficult to see how many of UKIP's policies would be implemented unless they somehow find themselves in government.

As to the name, that was all Zhou's idea: "The codename 'Eastward' is from some naive idea of mine from a long time ago.

Get some idea from anime with school theme, such as Baka and Test or The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.

Podemos, the PPT and the PCV are older parties (or descend from them), with some ideas of their own, ranging from old-fashioned Marxism-Leninism to democratic socialism.

It's amazing what can come from some scribbled ideas inspired by footage from YouTube! 12.30pm Head to Red Light Studios in Soho.