Sentence examples for on arose from inspiring English sources

This claim presumes that all human features (bipedalism, big brain, relative hairlessness, language, and so on) arose at the same time and thus, that there was, at some time, some organism that was "halfway there" along this spectrum.

Five years after the settlement was founded, a dispute over the ownership of the land the town was established on, arose over a faulty land title with land owner Ann Grambelling from New York.

The material that the referee is commenting on arose from multiple discussions with audiences of seminars and readers of our manuscript.

Finally, he crowed that all the terms eventually settled on "arose directly from General Grant himself, and neither directly nor indirectly from me or my subordinates".

We often feel peculiar on arising, even when miles from a highway, but we've never had the proper term to epitomize our plight.

On arising to participate in the ritual dance, the dervish casts off the blackness of the grave and appears radiant in the white shroud of resurrection.

Long before I can put words to my swirling feelings on arising issues, you've given me 87+ I can cherry pick and retweet that are more eloquent than anything I would've thought to tweet.

This prolonged coexistence allows time for several traits to evolve (either by selection on already existing variation or on arising mutations).

If net fluxes between states are zero, the system is in equilibrium and the following definitions of K d ≡ k off / k on arise k o n.

Other complications involving the child's education, finances, and so on could arise.

They sat down on Thursday and arose on Sunday with a government for the province, led by a thoughtful and cultured man, balancing the three biggest local powers.