Sentence examples for it's arising from inspiring English sources

"Yes, there is a danger, but it's not arising form the viruses out there in the animals, it's arising from the labs of grossly ambitious people".

Perhaps the oddest thing about the buzz around Brother is that it's arisen with so little music available.

We wrote about it last year when it first appeared and it's arisen once again as snow hits the UK.

I think people have been thinking about it for a relatively short period of time because it's arisen in the general consciousness that this is going to be a key thing.

Mindfulness is the capacity to be fully present with one's actual, moment-to-moment experience as it is arising, with kind attention, without the mind trying to make it different.

On the one hand there is the attempt to explain and understand fascism as it was arising during the Weimar Republic.

It was arising from the M2 segment, right behind the first MCA bifurcation with a diameter significantly greater than that estimated by DSA (more than 20 mm).

This is registered just as if it were arising from a single photon with the sum of the energy of the two photons, and gives rise to an apparent high energy peak called a pile-up peak.

Princeteau's fame, such as it was, arose from his depiction of military and equestrian subjects, done in a 19th-century academic style.

Just a week ago, the same pundits were writing obituaries for the Tea Party and now it is arisen from the dead.

A bit of dosh to the New Labour coffers, and it was 'Arise, Lord Sweeney of Sweeney Mountain'.