Sentence examples similar to stemming from what came before from inspiring English sources
He boiled down hints taken from what came before into a once-and-for-all definition of painting.
The goal was to not runaway from what came before with a retelling, but to move the themes forward.
Were there any clear "turning points" in the story, where things seem to change from what came before?
The Allegretto was lithe but not overly frolicsome, an ideal transition from what came before.
We can always learn from what came before us, but we actually need to look at it.
They were all radically different from what came before.
We brought legislation and took action that's a qualitative shift from what came before [with other ruling parties].
Strength comes from knowing who and what came before, what races they won and lost, that they had to deal sometimes with life and death circumstances.
What came before did not stop another of the accused from a gruesome completion.
All science reinforces or refutes what came before, and when Abraham Maslow published his paper "A Theory of Human Motivation" in 1943, it was a rebuttal of the prevailing theory that everything humans do stems from physical needs.
