Sentence examples for see whence from inspiring English sources

Larry David, back in New York to headline his first play, recently visited his childhood apartment, in Sheepshead Bay, to see whence his "no hugging, no learning" viewpoint had sprung.

By Tad Friend Larry David, back in New York to headline his first play, recently visited his childhood apartment, in Sheepshead Bay, to see whence his "no hugging, no learning" viewpoint had sprung.

"It could be the worst outcome possible!" Larry David, back in New York to headline his first play, recently visited his childhood apartment, in Sheepshead Bay, to see whence his "no hugging, no learning" viewpoint had sprung.

William of Malmesbury's history of the English kings stated "Arthur's grave is nowhere seen, whence antiquity of fables still claims that he will return" and his work "On the Antiquity of the Glastonese Church" —larded as it is with known and suspected pious forgeries nowhere mentions a connection between the abbey and either Arthur's grave or Avalon.

With the UK publication of Gob's Grief we are now able to go back to the beginning and see from whence it all upped and came.

I thought that Ms. Peet (and her ill-advised advisors such as Dr. Paul Offit) might want to see from whence these parasitic, fringey parents and doctors have been getting their cues of late.

The key components that are required are derived from Lemma 1, whence we see that density functions of the effective channel gains X k and Y k are required along with integrals that are closely linked to their Mellin transforms.

On costs, see Exhibit 1 in Donald Moran, "Whence and Whither Health Insurance?

As performed with captivating relish by Ms. Ivey, these passages make us see with a fresh clarity whence comes Tom's dreamy nature.

Francis ordered that the frosted glass be removed from one of the windows in its glossy studio complex so staff could see the tatty warehouse from whence they came.

Since A is bounded, coercive, and pseudomonotone, it is surjective (see, e.g., [[7], Theorem 2.99]), whence the existence of w u in Claim 1.