Sentence examples for springing from that from inspiring English sources
Today the liberty springing from that Montana decision flows through Hawaii as newly-affirmed choice at life's end.
His mother, a librarian, came up with the idea for "The Black Press," and the Garvey film sprang from that.
"It's the mother source of music, and most of the music I really like, whether Miles or Coltrane's modal stuff, Indian or Jewish or African music, springs from that.
Addressing his '68 Comeback Special audience, he said, "Rock 'n' roll music is basically gospel or rhythm and blues, or it sprang from that.
Trump's foreign policy team, in contrast, seems to spring from that order.
The revelations that spring from that discovery filter through the household to powerful and liberating effect.
Vincent said he felt that the ferocious opposition to his candidacy sprang from that internal disenchantment.
"This is a dialogue about lifestyle, about how people live in modern cities, and the issues that spring from that".
His sense of affiliation with Greene sprang from that dual culture's fictional embodiment in The Quiet American.
From passion, friends, hobbies, travelling, working... everything – good and bad – in my life, springs from that moment.
What if the spirits, displeased, sprang from that sacred ground and spread willy-nilly across the land?
