Example sentences of "it be from the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Another investigation , looking at the problem as it were from the opposite direction , compared adoptees selected for later estimates of their creativity and then examined incidences of mental illness . |
| 2 | It 's from the Regional Secretary , I write with reference to your appeal to the Regional Committee of today 's date and I have to inform you that your appeal was unsuccessful . |
| 3 | No it 's from the , it 's from the other old budget , I mean it 's the cos it 's b all been rejigged but the overall impact is that Ma Mark has got six vacancies . |
| 4 | it 's from the old kitchen where the er , with one like a |
| 5 | It is from the mechanical that a block is made for printing . |
| 6 | Certainly if we 're beauty parading against er maybe London firms where perhaps the attitude might be a little bit more than it is from the provincial firms that perhaps are used to having closer relationships with their clients . |
| 7 | Different though it is from the practical syllogism , it resembles it in that its conclusions are always revisable in the light of further information , which imposes itself as relevant whenever it does turn out to alter spontaneous reaction . |
| 8 | The study of human nature is , in good part , the study of human conventions , and that is what it is from the strictest ethological point of view . |
| 9 | Indeed it is from the comparative studies of how different societies have reacted to these issues , that the view of Japan as a model to follow has emerged . |
| 10 | Bonn is a handsome town but , far as it is from the historic centres of German power , it seems an odd choice for a capital , even allowing for the Allies ' post-war policy of de-centralisation . |
| 11 | As a consciousness which is objectively necessary and yet at the same time false , as the intertwining of truth and falsehood , which is just as distinct from the whole truth as it is from the pure lie , ideology belongs , if not to a modern economy , then , in any case , to a developed urban market economy . |
| 12 | It is from the dominant ideology that standards of acceptable , normal behaviour are defined ; and it is from this ideology that what constitutes social problems and criminal actions are also defined . |
| 13 | At points it is from the dominant classes in the ‘ field of power ’ ( e.g. in Homo Academicus ) . |
| 14 | It is from the third movement of the ‘ Lützow ’ Piano Concerto , k242 , and shows accentual emphasis put into sharp focus in a pattern of clear stroke over the first , dots over the following quavers — a pattern repeated a number of times in exactly the same manner . |
| 15 | This is because it is from the ornamental plant passiflora caerulea . |
| 16 | It is from the last line of this work that the LNWR coined the name for their locomotive . |
| 17 | He sweated coldly , shut his eyes , and forced the words to come : ‘ It is from the elevated mind of France that the folly of titles has fallen . |
| 18 | Even more important however , it was from the eastern window here that Jaroslav Martinic and William Slavata , both fanatical Catholics and Habsburg supporters , were defenestrated by members of the Bohemian Protestant Estates in 1618 ( see p. 10 ) . |
| 19 | But it was from the first emphasised that a priesthood of succession should be established through Aaron , Moses ' brother . |
| 20 | When he spoke , it was from the first Tory bench below the gangway , the place he used as a backbencher before his ministerial days , in his youth as the Chingford Skinhead . |
| 21 | It was from the first century B.C. onwards that the vast white marble quarries at Carrara were developed and that quantities of Greek marble were shipped to Italy from Hymettus and Pentelicus . |
| 22 | It was from the first bound up with the establishment of a foreign ministry archive . |
| 23 | It was from the first of December for the address although they were actually |
| 24 | It was from the late Sir Harry Luke , author of that delightful and civilized book The Tenth Muse ( Putnam , 1954 , and revised edition 1962 ) that I learned of the beauty of mulberry ices . |
| 25 | But the sun 's rays reflected wickedly off the intense blue waters of the lake , so it was from the small window of the launch that I — a different creature by far — watched the pyramid shape of Taquile drift by , and the few kilometres of Amantani come into view . |
| 26 | So it was from the early 1960s that his career became inextricably linked to its growing success . |
| 27 | And it was from the top deck , apparently , that she had disappeared . |
| 28 | It was from the 1850s , however , that these tentative beginnings crystallised into a new post which rapidly became generally recognised . |
| 29 | Yet it was from the delirious welcome accorded to him by his partisans in the Madrid streets that Ferdinand VII formed his conceptions of political power ; in 1814 he was to use the Aranjuez mixture of plebeian loyalty and army support in order to defeat the liberal constitution . |
| 30 | After a brief examination , it became evident that the lady 's pain was coming from her right kidney , and as it was in waves , or ‘ colicky ’ , my aunt was led to believe it was from the renal vein — which leads into the kidney — and as this organ felt hard , a conclusion was reached that our patient probably had a kidney-stone blocking the hollow vein . |