Sentence examples for thing that rises from inspiring English sources

It's a beaut — a long, twisting thing that rises out of the earth to pierce the clouds like a god's monstrous, multi-plaited spear.

(A. O. Scott) 'FANTASTIC FOUR: RISE OF THE SILVER SURFER' (PG, 95 minutes) The only thing that rises in this stinker are low expectations.

At best, they are a mocking mirror of the steps undertaken in therapy, and one thing that rises from "Antichrist" is a disdain for the limitations of the shrink.

If you work through this story, the thing that rises at the real rate of interest is not the price but the difference between the price and marginal extraction costs, which may be much smaller.

On foggy days, the town of Solara disappeared, and the only thing that rose above all that gray was the San Martino bell tower.

The Sri Lankan cricket team, their spokeswomen told me, was the one thing that rose above the politics of the conflict and brought the country together.

One beautiful thing that rose up in the mess of the Senate's actions is a visible showing of something that has been happening below ground for awhile.

"Greater New York," on view until May 16, is in the category of "things that rise".

There are numerous occasions of this throughout the book — clear-eyed descriptions of things that rise out of the book's sometimes soupy imagery like the volcanoes rising out of the mist.

It seems pretty clear, considering all the other things that rise with inequality – drug and alcohol abuse, mental health problems – that a really bleak economic outlook makes this problem worse.

Yet, day after day, the only thing that kept rising to the surface was her discontent.