Sentence examples for starting from something from inspiring English sources

My way of designing is about starting from something that's part of a tradition and not just replicating it but innovating through fabric, fit and wash".

Starting from something smaller than an atom, inflation "can create an infinite space inside of it, containing infinitely many galaxies, without affecting the exterior space".

Maybe starting from the body, starting from an idea, starting from something written, starting from a song, and more; there are endless ways and we will look at some of them.

In exercising his judgment on various topics, he trains himself to go off on fresh tracks, starting from something he read or experienced.

I think from Drew's perspective, as someone who has worked a lot in the Marvel universe and on some other big franchises, he was fascinated by the idea of creating and effectively initiating an original idea that could become more than that but starting from something completely out of his own of imagination.

"This story," he said, referring to my pursuit of the matter, "started from something someone saw, not from something someone heard".

He said he urged the designer to "always start from something" and not to "invent, but go through the brand history and try to build up an idea".

'You can't start from nothing, you have to start from something, and I had watched a lot of Elvis movies.

It occurs when the body is overwhelmed by infection, although it can start from something as simple as a cut or a bite.

The idea for this cartoon started from something that a friend said, that she didn't want to turn into the sort of person who wears sweatpants everywhere.

Better to start from something very simple that you think is interesting (an incident, a person) and expand upon it, rather than starting from a large idea that you then have to fit into an short essay.