Sentence examples for thought arising from inspiring English sources

However, the situation is more complex than might have originally been thought, arising from extended family systems that result in siblings often living with other extended family members at varied points in their lives, long before they lost a parent/parents.

Won't this thought arise: if I don't go soon, I'll literally have to pay for my lack of commitment?

The basic motivation for action, she thought, arises instead from an ability to experience stuff as good or bad, which is a trait that animals share.

From this uncertainty, I think, arose the vagueness that drove his librettists to distraction.

Constraints are generally thought to arise to ensure that certain structures develop properly.

Mental problems as such were thought to arise only sometimes, after many years.

These headaches are also thought to arise from pressure from vessels on the nerve.

It was formerly thought to arise from adrenal cortical cells lying within the kidney substance.

(Autoimmune disorders are thought to arise when the immune system attacks healthy tissue, mistaking it for a threat).

This is thought to arise during the pyrolytic breakdown of hexauronic acid residues into C5 intermediates.

Such an interpretation is thought to arise from a pragmatic inference called scalar implicature (SI).