Sentence examples for from which life from inspiring English sources

He argued that the primeval molecules from which life evolved on Earth had been transported from elsewhere in the universe.

In one of the most beautiful of the cases, Hosianna, the vegetable matter is arranged as a luxuriant pubic tangle; the prima mater from which life itself issues.

Her quiet call to arms is summed up in these words: "It is a curious situation that the sea, from which life first arose, should now be threatened by the activities of one form of that life.

Although the planet is known to be rich in carbon-bearing molecules as well as water ice, "types of molecules [that] are the raw materials from which life develops... nobody is expecting to find life on Pluto".

Harking back to Strauss's pre-PUAbescent career as an interviewer, it compiles broken-up bits of his encounters with the famous (Gaga, Madonna, Britney, Tom Cruise) and the infamous (mafioso folk musicians, CIA psych-ops operatives and Paris Hilton) in the guise of a book from which life lessons can be gleaned and themed.

It is a modern pastoral from which life's cares are deliberately excluded.

It's usually from an experience, which life serves up on a daily basis.

Accelerated aging tests at higher stress levels have been performed to obtain a life stress relationship from which service life of the material has been determined at the use level conditions.

Luca is not the origin of life, but the thing from which all life is derived.

Given the genetic and functional complexity of this ancestral LUCA organism, it seems necessary that a long period of time separated the first life on earth and the emergence of the cell from which extant life diverged.

Country: the earth from which the life force grows and to which it should ultimately return.