Sentence examples for transpires from that from inspiring English sources

When we "correct" our words, we "correct" our meaning, the reality that transpires from that meaning, and thus all of life.

What transpired from that tour was the creation of a new community of "fistula advocates" around the country (with many of African descent) and a plethora of additional screening requests from student and community groups interested in supporting women living with fistula.

Those are things that go overlooked because nothing transpires from them that's grand and big.

In my first week at Bangor University, there was a wild and electric buzz of excitement when it transpired that "Glyn" from that summer's blockbuster series of Big Brother was due to start at Bangor in the same year as us.

Its annual report states proudly how "listening and dialogue" are part of its core values, but that is not the image that transpires from comments in the media.

The conclusion that transpires from Fig. 1 is at first glance paradoxical since it states that water distances itself more from the water-exposed bond than from the well-wrapped bond.

What transpires is "all that follows" from not sitting on the sidelines.

What transpires from this survey is that unresolved research questions and issues are yet to be addressed by future research projects.

Just before the joint touches Homer's lips, the scene cuts to a psychedelic sequence that transpires from the joint's tip.

What transpired between master and servant, from that point until Ms. Duke's death six years later, is envisioned here as a bonding dance between two wounded and well-meaning masochists.

Leaves have a high surface to volume ratio and they transpire from the stomata that are distributed over the surface of the leaf.