Sentence examples for setting from which from inspiring English sources

The ballpark, built by the Giuliani administration for $71 million, served as more than a surreal setting from which the Getzlers watched the towers come down.

In visiting India last month my main aim was not to see dance performances but the setting from which Indian dance derives.

Students of memoir used the text to showcase the vagaries of personal narrative; sociologists looked for a relation between the literary work and the cultural setting from which it arose.

I commend the recommendations in Dr Penny Newman's Releasing Potential: Women Doctors and Clinical Leadership as a starting point, and the autumn conference of the MWF as the setting from which such important questions can be addressed.

It is a delightful setting from which to reinvent independent Iraq, except Mr Allawi and Mr Yawar are sandwiched by the enormous weight of American enthusiasm, there to make sure they get the independence thing right.

The most significant determinant of the presence of bomb-pulse 36Cl in a sample from the welded Topopah Spring unit (TSw) is the structural setting from which the sample was collected.

Imagine you have a complex data set from which you create a surface plot in MATLAB.

Both times a platform was set from which their middle order could launch.

She treats the new distrust of experts with the respect it deserves – precisely none – and sets about creating the data set from which expertise proceeds.

There'll be no such thing in these performances of his Lost in Translation set, from which you can expect smooth, accomplished and culturally insightful comedy.

As an example of application, a PV wind diesel system has been designed, obtaining a set of possible solutions (Pareto set) from which the designer can choose those which he/she prefers considering the costs and unmet load of each.