Sentence examples for murmurs arose from inspiring English sources
Nobody contested his authorship in the remaining two decades of his life, but later murmurs arose among descendants of one Henry Livingston of Poughkeepsie, who died in 1828.
Out of the lowest depths of the orchestra, murmurs arise, daylight gathers in the brasses, and then, wham!
But murmurs arise when the volunteer, a local high school principal named Bahri Yildizbas, tells them that it is their duty as parents to send their children to school.
An uncomfortable murmur arose from the audience at the Sydney Writers' Festival, according to attendees.
A murmur arose from the spectators in the theatre yesterday afternoon, when the great beast caught the smaller animal in his jaws and lugged it off for a meal.
Moments before the players took the court, a murmur arose from the lower bowl.
The paradoxical murmur arises from thinking's peculiar "dialogical" character.
In addition to the almost immediate murmurs that arose in the wake of Costolo's comments that a woman was on the way, there have been other moves to further Twitter's position as a supporter of women at its company, and in tech in general.
Sanchez, still accompanied on the field by a low murmur of boos arising from the reported clubhouse haircut, had tripled home a run Tuesday, relieving some criticism.
It opens the door to wondering, 'Hmm, what could I put together to have a slam-dunk effect like that?"' Yet amid the glow, a few murmurs of dissent have arisen over just how much of a positive effect the festival might have.
