Sentence examples for it issues from from inspiring English sources

(In this case it issues from a hose connected to a sewage chemical truck).

For Badinter, our common humanity is founded upon human reason, whereas for Agacinski it issues from the universal character of human nature.

The plangent sound of the latter captivates the author even as it issues from a Greek ornithologist's mobile, which, it turns out, is the nearest Clare comes to a bird seen so rarely its extinction is often assumed.

But Habermas takes a further step, insisting that (U) is a principle of real discourse: an individual's moral judgment counts as fully reasonable only if it issues from participation in actual discourse with all those affected.

It takes the form of sexual slavery and other kinds of bondage; rape and other kinds of physical and mental assaults; and the withholding of medicine, food, and other privations; and it issues from a belief so fixed as to be unimpeachable: women are less human than men.

The available data indicate that each transcript has a characteristic and tunable lifetime, and properties of the RNA such as propensity to fold as it issues from the last bound ribosome (or polymerase itself), will affect the rate at which it can be attacked by a ribonuclease.

("I shouldn't have even half a dozen friends left after it issued from the press," he wrote his publisher about that one).

(Coburn speculates that when villagers obeyed a curious edict permitting music at weddings only if it issued from a single boombox, they did so largely because they feared that louder music would draw too many guests needing to be fed).

"It seemed to me that I had heard the voice of God -- and that it issued from a creature whose own voice I had also heard -- and it was the voice of an obscene child".

It sometimes issues from behind clenched teeth, or explodes in the sudden tearing away of intravenous tubes and catheters.

But, as the voice revisited him, he came to believe that it truly issued from God.