Sentence examples for like it arose from inspiring English sources

Schwimmer, sadly, does not say "juice" in Feed the Beast, the mob-chef drama that seems like it arose from the early brainstorming sessions for Burnt.

"I know a lot of people on the left would like it to arise".

One thousand years passed before Skepticism recovered from Augustine's criticisms, but then it arose like the phoenix of Egyptian mythology.

Eastwood is interested in the creation of a mainstream that may be the product of a mass-culture industry but that nonetheless provides the comforting, enduring, and sustaining illusion that it arose spontaneously like grass sprouting from the cracks in the pavement.

It arises in many fields like electronic, fluid dynamics, biological models, and chemical kinetics.

This expectation like the speculation it arises from has loose connections with empirical evidence, making it resistant to detailed discussions of the limitations of current efficacy data that should curtail interest [ 13].

A genetic study shows HIV-like viruses arose in African monkeys and apes 5 million to 12 million years ago.

The phylogeny indicates that the AaKLC2-like genes arose prior to the divergence of Ae. aegypti and An.

It is therefore probable that the TuPV-like ChPV isolates arose from ChPV through the acquisition of a gene fragment from an atypical TuPV.

Safety issues like overturning arise as a result of lateral shift of the car body's centre of gravity.  .

Safety issues like overturning arise as a result of lateral shift of the car body's centre of gravity.