Sentence examples similar to originated a text from inspiring English sources
"Undance" has all the requisite conceptual freight, originating with a text by Mr. Wallinger, who took inspiration from Muybridge and Richard Serra's 1967-68 "Verb List".
The concept of the song "Wrestlers", originates from a text message from James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem.
After a brief explanation of how the exchange of letters with Mendelssohn had originated, the main text goes on with a somewhat abbreviated version of the correspondence itself.
This category was developed inductively and originated from the text, not from the theoretical model.
Regardless of where they originate, most text messages sent on cellphones are necessarily terse.
Although the contribution of narratives appears minor as compared with the standard approach (approximately 6%% in France and 10%% in Italy), the fact that few reports originated from free-text analysis strongly indicates the good quality of the overall codification process, which, both in Italy and France, involves a number of regional centers.
Tweets can originate from text-messaging on a cellphone or even blogging software.
This creates the false impression that these texts originated in a monolingual environment.
Then in August, the US tech giant has found itself hit by a text message scam believed to have originated from a private Israeli security company.
Western readers know it from "The Canterbury Tales," but the device precedes Chaucer by well over a thousand years, originating in Sanskrit texts known variously as the "Panchatantra," "The Fables of Bidpai" or "Tales of Kalila and Dimna".
