Sentence examples for that it spawned from inspiring English sources

Vietnam was the first TV war, and, as a direct result of that, it spawned the first global anti-war movement.' The anti-war movement began on the campuses of America.

Liverpool music became so prolific that it spawned its own genre and a newspaper of the same name -- Mersey Beat.

Beyond the article's concrete scientific value, its historical significance was that it spawned the "west coast tumor virus cooperative".

The plot against Jubeir was so bizarre that it spawned a bouquet of conspiracy theories.

His character was so well-liked that it spawned a spin-off sitcom, "Mork And Mindy".

Nor did he interest himself in politics, or the all-pervasive popular culture of the cinema and the music that it spawned.

This is the good side of the Horatio Alger myth: the generosity and hopefulness that it spawns; its power to neutralize resentment.

The Square is a jeremiad since it betokens the tragic fate of many freedom movements in which resistance to authoritarianism becomes so ideologized that it spawns its own forms of repression.

The problem with ever-expanding technological variety is that it spawns ever-expanding desires, a condition unknown to our hunter-gatherer ancestors, with their three-hour workdays.

"The true promise of this technology is that it spawns entirely new products," says Alan Petroff, vice president of engineering.

The Vedette was Simca's largest model at that time and it spawned a more economical version, the Simca Ariane.