Sentence examples for from which he comes from inspiring English sources

The playwright's biggest arguments are with himself – class, the past, the place from which he comes.

"Unlike so many from that golden era, from which he comes, he's not a nostalgia act," he said.

Mr. Ouattara was showing particular strength in the Muslim north from which he comes, a foreshadowing of possible renewed ethnic tensions to come.

Gog and Magog, in the Hebrew Bible, the prophesied invader of Israel and the land from which he comes, respectively; or, in the Christian Scriptures (New Testament), evil forces opposed to the people of God.

One-third of all easterners aged 18-29, say pollsters, want to go.Socially and economically, declares Wolfgang Thierse, the Bundestag's Social Democratic speaker, the east, from which he comes, is "on a knife-edge".

Farage claimed Kerry Smith, who had been selected to stand for what has been called a winnable seat in South Basildon and East Thurrock, was simply using language that was common in the working-class area of east London from which he comes.

He had the guilt of the sensitive Southerner about the history from which he came.

The drawn line, disegno, was the root element of the Renaissance tradition from which he came.

It was a moment from which he came to draw lessons.

Today, he would be forced to apologise, but such venom was rooted in his own experience and that of the community from which he came.

After we became friends, he explained that these herbs grew in abundance in the land from which he came, a mysterious place called "Jamaica".