Sentence examples for proceeding from this from inspiring English sources
So the conclusion to be drawn, were we proceeding from this multitude of correlations, could only be that many instances of behavior are associated with mental states.
Proceeding from this, he proposed to instill in them a proletarian consciousness and make their force alone suffice for revolution.
Proceeding from this quaint premise, Mr. Noone's slick story of a gleeful amoralist doesn't acquire much in the way of surprise or substance as Augustine tells all, boasting merrily of the misdeeds that made his name.
Proceeding from this, the results of studies of the condition of the Ile Balkhash delta lake systems as a determinant of the functioning of natural and economic systems of the region as a whole must be considered when developing schemes for water distribution of the Ili River between Kazakhstan and China.
Proceeding from this, the key problems relevant to the study were identified [ 10].
Proceeding from this, we present a comprehensive study on the nature of crown ether protein interactions from a structural and biophysical point of view.
Injustice and irrationality already proceed from this inept piece of social engineering.
The set proceeded from this baseline, with an enveloping atmosphere and an arid, soft-hued tonal spectrum, like a sonic equivalent to the painterly abstractions of Georgia O'Keeffe.
If you have read any article critical of praise in the last two decades, it has probably proceeded from this premise, which represents a form of social conservatism widely shared even by political liberals.
Anyway, Kyl proceeded from this semi-hysterical premise to say that, because our strategic nuclear arsenal deters Russia's use of tactical nukes, the New Start treaty should scare us.
The introduction proceeds from this thought: "Isn't it high time we started thinking about all the crap good writers make?" Bayard's arguing for a new type of criticism, one that, instead of seeking to explicate greatness, explains failure.
