Arisen

Some sort of language point that has arisen is called for – introducing them to the notion of collocations is often a good one – using examples from things they have said. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Whatever new species might have arisen from the primae speciei, the original species in the Garden of Eden, were still part of God's plan for creation, for they had always potentially been present. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And now after all this I must still talk of myself, and say that since the latter end of October I have constantly been unwell, and the suffering have arisen from a flatulent and dissorder'd Stomach, with all it accompaniments, such as loss of appitite; broken rest, Dreams, as anty-Wye-ish as even your fancy can picture; indeed I hope you will never have a true conception of them. — ❋ Unknown (2009)

There are more worrying things though that have arisen from the whole swine flu outbreak. ❋ Norfolk Blogger (2009)

Month in and month out, they had arisen from the table able and willing to eat more. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Bella, I really want to see that list of those who have arisen from the dead AFTER THREE DAYS IN THE TOMB. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If Kopel were actually concerned (from a libertarian perspective) about the Federal policing power, I would think there would be a lot more relevant issues about the federal law enforcement that have recently arisen from the war on terror. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Recently, controversy has arisen from the song, renaming the words, “Barack, The Magic Negro”, which has been played on the Rush Limbaugh talk radio show and was distributed at Christmas of 2008, by Chip Saltsman, Republican National Committee chairman candidate. ❋ Unknown (2009)

When I left London he was turned of eighteen; and much of my happiness since has arisen from a constant correspondence which I have held with him. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Using an account of the courageous coffee bar sit-in in Greensboro, North Carolina in 1960, he argued that such activism was based on the strength of intimate friendships and shared experience, and directed by hierarchical power, could never have arisen from the "weak ties" and "horizontal" associations that characterise the campaigning of online "friends" and "followers". ❋ Tim Adams (2010)

Our focus is on reaching a solution with Block that addresses the safety and soundness concerns that have arisen from the IRS decision on the debt indicator, the HSBC spokesman said. ❋ Caitlin Nish (2010)

One of the debates -- and it is a necessary one -- that has arisen from the storm of controversy surrounding the lifting of the excommunications and the impending possibility -- pending discussions -- of the regularization of the Society of St. Pius X, is the question of how the Second Vatican Council will be approached. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Then there is Webmind, the sentient being that has arisen from the depths of the Internet and is becoming more conscious, aware and brilliant by the second. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The point about the Police State, wherever it has arisen, is that the Police are ruled by the bureaucrats, directing every action they take. ❋ Inspector Gadget (2008)

May 13th, 2008 4: 46 pm ET how many people think the media (cnn) wants hillary to go on? declare her dead and behold ... she is arisen from the coal mines of west virginia and kentucky! it's amazing how little credit the pundits and the media give us. ❋ Unknown (2008)

A press release, sent to newspapers across the country, read: “Due to the confusion which has arisen from the prophecy we have decided to unite forces to complete the prophecy …” ❋ Unknown (2007)

Nick Drew said ... team is the word, have you ever seen a more genuinely collective effort? there is no one real captain but they all rise to the challenge together (not exactly sure WTF Dallaglio is doing there but that's another story) a kind of 'virtual Martin Johnson' has arisen from the collective spooky, eh? ❋ Newmania (2007)

Much of the skepticism over the years about the capacity of random mutation or genetic reassortment to generate phenotypic change has arisen from the assumption that genetic change must create very specific, multiple, complex phenotypic changes. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Money Literal : "Bill Gates has ArIsEn from [being a bum], to being a multi-billionaire." Motor Vehicles Literal: "Though the [Pontiac GTO] was a muscle car of the past, GM has ArIsEn the [GTO] for the 2004 year, with its most powerful 350cu engine yet." Computer Literal :"ArIsEn is the 1337est muthafucka out there." ❋ Dave (2003)

Oh look! A hero has arisen! Speaking into mirror and speeding up to close any gap: There's [no time] for [heroes] [and you're not] one. ❋ Rambler Man (2023)