Sentence examples for importance springs from inspiring English sources

Their importance springs from the quality, size, and range of their collections, which are comprehensive in scope, and from their attempts to maintain their comprehensiveness.

At distant intervals, breathtaking masterpieces of world importance spring up on the art scene out of a morass of tame and often derivative works.

Given the importance of springs to boreal forest and aquatic biodiversity, restoration of degraded springs is a major challenge to maintaining and conserving biodiversity of boreal landscapes.

Seen in this context, the construction of the fountain-house above the contemporary lakeshore is symbolic of the importance of springs to the foundation and sustainability of the classical city during both the Greek and Roman Periods.

"We hope that the name will raise awareness of the importance of springs and waterways to Florida's past and its future".

Called as a witness Feb. 10 during the two-day hearing, Sanderson talked about the importance of spring training to a major league pitcher.

It only takes a few Grand Canyon hikes to realize the importance of its springs and other water sources.

No, this is not about the importance of watching spring exhibitions, which become awfully boring when all the good players hit the golf courses by the fifth inning.

The importance, Kirsch claimed, sprung from "a revolution in taste, a return to qualities in fiction which all but submerged in the 20th-century vogue of realism and naturalism" and the importance was such that they were "comparable ... only to the phenomenon of Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories".

While Favre's importance had initially sprung from his influence with the native tribes, particularly the Choctaws, as the power of these people declined he became much more important as an intermediary during the turbulent times of transition from Spanish to American rule in West Florida.

Yet ultimately one must conclude that the interest or importance of this period springs above all not from any "national" considerations or reflections upon the Italian peninsula as a unity but rather from three particular features that appeared in at least some parts of it.