Sentences with phrase «from whence»

I returned back from whence I came: the initial save point.

Right now it does not look good for those hoping for «fair rules» and the end of corruption nor for the majority in civil society from whence come employees.

I think this time of year is the best time to bring out the memories, after all it's the memories that make us who we are and sustain us as we get older, it is how our children know from whence they come.

This Season: After a terrible six - month spell in Portugal with Benfica (which you can read a bit more about here) the artist formerly known as «Gabigol» has now returned from whence he came, and it's as if he's never been away.

The Liverpool defender reacted badly, picking up the coin and hurling it back into the crowd in the general direction from whence it came.

Trumps mouth, often a place from whence great amounts of shit spews.

Once you turn of the god switch, it rarely comes back on, which helps you better understand from whence cometh «god».

Look at the night sky and you will see from whence we all have come from.

Later in the medieval period the idea of natural law was developed and incorporated by the scholastic philosophers of the Roman Catholic Church from whence it passed into the modern epoch.

As Whitehead conceives it, the primordial nature embraces all eternal objects as the source from whence all initial aims for finite occasions are derived.

In accordance with the IBP Business Plan, all dividends received will be reinvested right back into the companies from whence they came — a no - cost process informally called «dripping.»

Thank goodness they will be returned to the fringes of society from whence they came, knocked fiercely off their pedestal of false moral righteousness (a.k.a. bigotry) and back into their holes.

If you can't drum up the courage to expose your flimsy ego to the world herein, then I suggest you slide your slippery carcass back on board your leaky yellow submarine and descend quickly to the murky depths from whence you inadvertently surfaced due to a spent hot - air build - up within the latrine.

If from nothing bursts forth something, it's the very existence of nothingness from whence there could be....

I suppose you must crave attention no matter from whence it comes.

In the following passage from this insertion Whitehead tells us about an «origination of conceptual feeling,» but as in the previous passage and in one to come (R3), he does not specify any datum from whence it is derived.

It is... interested in care for the land, so that it is never forgotten from whence came the land and to whom it is entrusted and by whom... The link between Torah and land is essential.

He's spinning like a top to keep his boy from falling off the front page and into the ass - end of the «Metro» section from whence few polls rise.

In the tropical countries from whence we procure capsicums, and where their cultivation is of the easiest kind, they are both abundantly used as an article of diet, and are employed as tonics and stimulants, externally as well as internally.

He's legendary in song and story, the story being the 1936 Munro Leaf children's book from whence he sprang, and the song being the delightful ditty celebrating him as «the bull with the delicate ego.»

While it was more personal and story - oriented than all of the other entries in the series, Conviction was also a lot more over-the-top and closer to the likes of an action movie as opposed to the political thriller roots from whence it came.

And if you have any doubt as what this images is suggestive of just check out the abstract porn site from whence it came.

Below I list the books most frequently cited (by my informal count) as legal authorities, and journals from whence most of the cited articles came:

Boston College's stretch - run offensive explosion (36 points per game in the second half of the regular season) still feels too good to be true, and a meeting with the Hawkeyes — traditionally a stylistic kindred spirit — inside a baseball stadium should remind the Eagles of the first - to -14-points thrillers from whence they came.

Red - hot media brands like Vice, Buzzfeed and College Humour have little connection to the old media environments from whence they sprang (magazines, newspapers, cable), and don't much care about cable television as a distribution venue.

Zellers staff faced their inevitable fate in style, with creative in - store and social - media campaigns, one of which saw its teddy bear mascot, Zeddy, «liquidated» back to the woods from whence he came in a hilarious series of promotional videos.

But Carney doesn't seem to identify closely with the world of private - sector high finance from whence he came.

Even the Gods came subsequent to creation, Then who can reveal from whence it arose?

[OWN THIS PRINT] WATER IN THE DESERT We are the Christ from Whence we came and to Where we desire the Desert we cross the One who leaves water and the One who finds...

I also hope we will remember from whence hate comes, and do whatever we can to bar the door.

Returning to the rock from whence we were hewn, in repentance for rebellion against magisterial teaching, but with acceptance of all that is best in Anglicanism, is an option that serious Anglicans can not dismiss.

Look to the hills from whence cometh your help.

The promise of the soul and the afterlife is designed to make us not fear the end by viewing it as a new beginning, which it is, in a way, as we rejoin our ancestors in the carbon from whence we came.

Thus from the synthesis in the proposition there results an elimination of the objective efficacy for that particular physical feeling from whence the actual entity is abstracted.

Rich: when you die you will return to the «stars from whence you came?»

see, you want to assume the debate is about «rights», but you aren't being fully honest about from whence those rights are derived.

Lean into your justifiable hate, against those oppressors and tyrants and abusers; hate them into the ground from whence they came, hate them as long and as hard as it takes, crushing their bones into powder in your mind.

Because first it rose from creation and stored itself in clouds and moved over the face of the earth to unlatch itself from the heavens and fall upon from whence it came.

Wisconsin ~ from whence my folks hail.

I know not from whence the idea came, but I had to struggle during my Saturday morning yoga class to suppress visions of pungent red curry paste, creamy coconut milk, and crumbly - chewy tempeh so that I could follow my teacher's directive to «focus on your breath.»

Sadly, after one brilliant season in the top flight, they are back in the division from whence they came, although fans will be delighted to see that Steve Coppell has decided to stick around as manager.

There is a lively band for dancing and a lift that takes you up the Galzig from whence you can ski down to St. Anton.