Sentence examples for something from which from inspiring English sources

Suffering is not something from which he shies away.

So how do you take a picture of something from which even light cannot escape?

It is not, though, something from which the Blues Sisters suffer in particular.

Virtual fields, the philosopher will urge, are the "something" from which the particles come.

That is something from which both Brazil and Latin America would benefit.

And it's not something from which Flint, or anyplace, can grow a future.

Guilt, too, was something from which Epictetus wanted to free men.

Perhaps "old Europe" still has something from which we might learn.

An arche is something from which an argument proceeds it can be either a primary premise or an ultimate presupposition.

How long do we intend to punish a man who did something from which so many have benefited?

The Fall is understood not as a catastrophe for the human race but as something from which humans can learn.