Sentence examples for that issues from from inspiring English sources

The cinematic light that permeates Malick's film is one that issues from a monumental capital of Catholic identity.

The food that issues from the postage-stamp-sized kitchen is all pretty much faultless: not a beat is missed.

The Johannine literature in the Bible provides the first traces of the concept of Christ as the Logos, the "word" or "principle" that issues from eternity.

Its neighbors have long groaned about the foul stench that issues from the plant, which opened in 1952 and treats about 100 million gallons of wastewater a day.

The goal of tragedy is not suffering but the knowledge that issues from it, as the denouement issues from a plot.

Your Kindle will read aloud to you if you don't mind listening to the same kind of bossy uninflected voice that issues from your GPS.

"Sleazy" and "slimy" are among the words that issue from the former president's mouth.

The growls and gargling sounds that issued from Long John Silver were now refined into a kind of primary pirate vocabulary.

The passions, Spinoza argued, derive from seeing people as autonomous individuals responsible for all the objectionable actions that issue from them.

(Monk abstains from accompanying Davis on "Now's the Time," a vestige of tension between them that issued from the 1954 studio recording "Bags' Groove").

Farber goes into detail, describing the panoply of novel effects that issued from Welles's first feature, and suggests that its influence burst forth after the war ended.