Sentence examples for issued from it from inspiring English sources

We must look to this room, and the ideas issued from it, to appreciate the intelligence of the Polshek design.

But the place was impractical, and not much in the way of printed paper issued from it, though Howes continued his freelance book-design work there.

In the early days, television was both a box and the black-and-white world that issued from it: quiz shows, soaps, Ed Sullivan, Edward R. Murrow, "I Love Lucy".

In 1869 a mint on European lines was established in Tokyo, and gold, silver (yen or dollars), and copper were regularly issued from it until World War II, when nickel and various alloys superseded the precious metals.

The society has "always refused to follow the Rome of neo-Modernist and neo-Protestant tendencies which were clearly evident in the Second Vatican Council and, after the Council, in all the reforms which issued from it," Archbishop Lefebvre wrote in a "rebuttal to modernism" in 1974.

4 But when such a night came on as must needs follow such a battle, and both camps were quiet, they say that the grove was shaken, and a loud voice issued from it declaring that the Tuscans had lost one more man in the battle than the Romans.

Their speculation was directed to the highest levels of the divine world, where it discerned aspects beyond the 10 sefirot and attempted to give an idea of them by resorting to the symbolism of light, as well as to the primordial causes and the archetypes contained in the Deity or directly issuing from it.

Often the mind was discussed in relation to the feelings issuing from it.

The challenges that we have identified include the need to encompass and measure those changes that are intangible, rather than concrete; those that are individualised, rather than normative; those that are embedded in the context of the intervention, rather than clearly issuing from it; and those that are related to the discourses of contemporary society.

It was quickly criticized and an apology was issued from the editor, claiming it was a mistake.

The setup is so shocking -- in such a potentially dime-store-novel way -- that it's hard to believe at first that it issued from Ishiguro's desktop.