Sentence examples for story arises from inspiring English sources

For me, the humor of this story arises from the characters.

_ For me, the humor of this story arises from the characters.

Quite why they do remains a mystery delved into each time such a story arises.

The spirit of this story arises from a tragic footnote in American history: During the second year of the Civil War, in February 1862, the Lincolns' 11-year-old son, Willie, died of typhoid fever.

But try watching that movie's first six minutes — a matchless mini-drama of wonder and dread, which, like "A Ghost Story," arises from the trauma of a road accident.

No question of a lost chapter, or of intentional repression of a part of the story, arises.

From what searing experience did this extraordinary story arise?

In the instance of Mr. Snowden and his leaks, something of a hybrid model for the big story arose.

"Oklahoma!" supposedly established a new paradigm: that of the "organic musical," in which song and dance furthered the story, arising naturally from the plot.

This story arose from some actual happen ings in 1942 when Hemingway used his own yacht, the Pilar, for the same purpose.

Often the following Thursday's cover story arose out of Boris's ability to make sense of my half-articulated arguments.