Sentence examples for whatever arises from inspiring English sources

The external volume drops, and it becomes possible to listen again to whatever arises inside us.

** Unlike Ivy Compton-Burnett's clipped prose, which seemed fit only for cranky, quibbling people pent up in Victorian parlors, Spark's can encompass, if curtly, whatever arises before it — the light-struck landscape without, the bloody turns within.

Unlike Ivy Compton-Burnett's clipped prose, which seemed fit only for cranky, quibbling people pent up in Victorian parlors, Spark's can encompass, if curtly, whatever arises before it — the light-struck landscape without, the bloody turns within.

The former makes sense for Gelug because the appearance arises from causal conditions, and whatever arises from the causal conditions is a non-eternal or non-permanent.

Let arise whatever arises, let subside whatever subsides.

I decided that whatever arises in me now is the only piece of self that matters, at this moment.

"I said earlier in the week that, as a coach you have to deal with various situations, whatever arise.

"I said earlier in the week that, as a coach you have to deal with various situations, whatever arise," he said.

The latter makes sense because the empty phenomena arises from causal conditions, and whatever arise from the causal conditions is not a non-existent, even though it lacks intrinsic reality.

Whatever conflict arises, writers have to get characters back in the same apartment or office next week.

"Whatever regime arises from this unconstitutional process will confront political and economic isolation, bringing more misery to the Ecuadorean people," the statement said.