Sentence examples for from which it arises from inspiring English sources

Ottinger seeks, through style, the deep background from which it arises, and finds a superb, simple cinematic correlate for that idea.

No line can be precisely sharp in wavelength, because the energy levels of the atom or ion from which it arises are not precisely sharp.

Much African music is intertwined with the society from which it arises in ways that are difficult for a Westerner to understand, and this context is virtually impossible to translate onto the foreign stage.

The mixed motives and mixed emotions that arise from the mortal tension between Alma and Woodcock aren't a sign of Anderson's (or of his characters') vagueness or uncertainty but a mark of the tragic fury of his drawing-room comedy — and the world-worn wisdom from which it arises.

So it is with Dominik, who — taking from the novel a fine framework of crime and the underworld subsets from which it arises — makes a film that's stylish but lacks style, conveys a message yet stays impersonal, pivots on changes in a milieu and a world that it fails to contemplate, and rests on a deep sediment of populist experience that it never samples or considers.

The Stoics insist that the cognitive impression not only "arises from what is and is stamped and impressed in accordance" with the thing from which it arises, but also that it is "such as could not arise from that which is not".

It judges this according to the broad parameters of its homeostatic limits as an independent self-referential entity and further, through its simultaneous connection to the genomic circumstances from which it arose.

It shares a building with San Franpsycho, run by Andy Olive and Christian Routzen, a lifestyle and clothing brand that is popular with the surf community from which it arose.

Cole depicted civilization as a city of preposterous, prideful artifice that sinks aback into the primal ooze from which it arose.

I haven't seen "Such Good Friends"; I'm dying to do so, given the collaboration of cinematic masters from which it arose.

The more fused we are to our world of thought, the less able we are to see the emotional foundation from which it arose.