Sentence examples for one that arises from inspiring English sources

When melodies do arrive, they are bittersweet at best, like the one that arises in "Make My," a deathbed reflection.

The deeper question, one that arises here often, is who qualifies as Jewish to begin with.

Another magnification problem is one that arises purely out of the pace at which algorithms work.

In his sentencing, the judge noted that high numbers of murdered aboriginal women was "a sociological issue – one that arises from, among other things, a high-risk lifestyle.

It's an important question – and one that arises in relation to the work of the Dutch novelist Herman Koch, author of The Dinner and Summer House with Swimming Pool.

Though Donovan makes a brief reference to the humanitarian angle — Abel as a foot soldier just doing his job — the weight of Donovan's argument to Byers is one that arises from his day job.

The building was destroyed in 1839, and the new one that arose in its place now holds, in its basement, a divey piano bar, where N.Y.U.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, for instance, doctors considered hypochondria a form of hysteria or madness, one that arose from an imbalance of humors or nerves.

"Me and Weide meet him and [the notable's wife]." David relishes everyday ambiguities, like the one that arose over the question of who would pay for the meal with the notable and his wife.

The overriding question now is the same one that arose after his accident: Will Jones ever play in the N.F.L.? "It's way too early to tell," said Jerry Reese, the Giants' general manager.

Lanzmann has shown no inhibition about getting involved in public debates regarding the Holocaust, including the one that arose after the French release of Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List".