Sentence examples for things from which from inspiring English sources

Their childhoods were things from which to flee.

In other words, all the things from which Jesse and Celine's relationship sprung are being lost.

Are these not good things for America to see — things from which we can all learn?

She had said a lot of strange things, from which Higginson deduced an "abnormal" life.

Thus, much abstract art contains recognizable references to things from which it derives.

For one thing, rising commodity prices are pushing up the costs of the things from which they make their cars.

Luca is not the origin of life, but the thing from which all life is derived.

Indeed, this particular form of self-belief became the sine qua non of Blair for me, the thing from which all the mistakes flowed.

In any case, he says, it's not vastly profitable; he regards it as the thing from which everything else springs.

And then, bit by bit, we will have arrived at the place we most fear, the thing from which we have been averting our eyes.

But while the prospects for hope are scarce there is, none the less, one thing from which we might draw solace.