Sentence examples similar to springing from this instance from inspiring English sources
Supermarket Shakespeare is the brainchild of Teatro Vivo, a bright young company that is spending a second season disrupting the spectacle of consumerism with their own spectacle – in this instance, springing from the ideas and emotions in Shakespeare's Sonnet 23.
A narrative springs from this.
Lightly, our first product, definitely sprang from this mutual appreciation.
Intuition is not simply belief; it springs from this knowledge.
Two important projects sprang from this change.
Every computer technology has sprung from this fundamental innovation.
As profits developed, the money was funneled into related businesses that sprang from this research.
But you never know what other ideas for wireless products may spring from this concept.
Drama in this instance emerges from restricted form.
"The Ritual Slaughter of Gorge Mastromas" — Gorge in this instance is pronounced as if it were George — springs from the febrile imagination of Dennis Kelly, the British playwright who won a Tony in June for his book for the musical "Matilda".
Like all great art, it transports, in this instance to a world where, "The Third Reich kept springing surprises on its antagonists: It was vile beyond all vileness".
