Sentence examples for whence has from inspiring English sources

William Wood in 1719 was the first to apply it in economics: "The Increase of our Foreign Trade... whence has arisen all those Animal Spirits, those Springs of Riches which has enabled us to spend so many millions for the preservation of our Liberties".

Furthermore, the justification of all human law lies in divine law, "If it be further askt, whence has the Law-giver his Authority?

A dreadful thing had happened — a dog, come goodness knows whence, had appeared in the yard".

From whence had this notion sprung?

Whence have I come, why this coming here?

Whence (4.2) has a mild solution u ∈ S A P ω ( R +, X ) by Theorem 3.5.

Thus, A satisfies the hypotheses of Lemma 3.2, whence A has the minimal fixed point x ∗ and the maximal fixed point x ∗.

The above proof shows that the operator G = (G1, G2) defined by (6.8) satisfies the hypotheses of Lemma 2.1, whence G has the smallest fixed point x* = (u*, v*) and a greatest fixed point x* = (u*, v*).

The only instance of the name "phylacteries" in ancient times occurs once in the Greek New Testament whence it has passed into the languages of Europe.

Who then knows whence it has arisen?" While the god of the Old Testament was shouting command ment)s, Prajapati was asking: "Who am I?" Since opening the floodgates on the divine question, Indic thought has followed a glorious evolutionary arc from shamanism, nature worship and sacrifice through sublime and complex theories on mental cognition, the nature of consciousness, and quantum physics.

Turning to the north again, he celebrated Christmas of 1329 in Trent, whence he had departed for Italy in February 1327.