Sentence examples for work arose from inspiring English sources

His most monumental work arose almost by accident.

Our interest in Fowler's work arose from his engagement with experimental film-making and documentary.

The work arose from a long, late-night e-mail to a friend, and it retains an unedited familiarity.

The conception of this work arose from Brahms's thoughts of Clara Schumann, whose physical condition had gravely deteriorated.

A somewhat trickier issue about the categorisation of Sedaris's work arose in 2007 when the journalist Alex Heard wrote an article questioning whether Sedaris's stories are as true as he claimed.

However Larkin's illiberal views might or might not have been contained by ironies, poems like High Windows remind us that much of his best work arose (as most people's best work always does) from something much more complicated than a straightforward desire for self-revelation.

She says her work arises from a conjunction of humor, language, and emotional difficulty.

But Feig's work, arising from his years of experience in television, the sociological medium par excellence, is all Zeitgeist.

:Your live blog is an entertaining place to stop whenever the need for a quick break at work arises.

As Dorfman makes clear to Morris, her work arises from the intimate details of her life — and also from the underlying stuff of her character.

The Chinese authorities have already recruited 200 judges for the top court and opened new courtrooms to handle the extra work arising from the change, according to the Chinese news reports.