Sentence examples similar to spring into existence immediately from inspiring English sources

Neither language, culture nor a human mind can exist in isolation, or spring into existence fully formed.

And as to the new particles formed, I am perplexed by their ability to spring into existence after the original particle ceases to exist.

"A company doesn't just spring into existence fully formed.

Rights do not "spring into existence, as the court seems to believe, because foreign nations decriminalise conduct," he wrote.

While many stories come into being through intense ­authorial diligence and cogitation, others spring into existence in an instant, discharging themselves onto the page almost by magic.

So, for example, if someone in New Hampshire decided to vote for Mitt Romney rather than Rick Santorum, another universe where Santorum gets that vote would spring into existence.

More than 20 parties are represented in one of the two houses (party-hopping is common, and new parties spring into existence at the drop of a hat).

It adds: "Constitutional rights do not spring into existence by mass political activity triggered by the decision of a single district court judge".

Galaxies don't spring into existence full-sized overnight.

As such, digital clones of one and the same individual spring into existence across these different platforms.

To anthropomorphize it, trends are like life: they spring into existence, develop into a recognizable character, mature, and then they die.