proceed from

It was evident that this excess of caution proceeded from an experience that no subtlety on the part of their enemies could deceive them.

But nothing which could resemble a blow, an attack or even personal defence proceeded from his hands.

With the passage of time, the evolution of human culture, and the needs of daily life, the writing style proceeded from easy to complex.

His mistake proceeded from his ignorance of it.

The Roman soldier's breastplate was placed under the belt and proceeded from the waist, over the torso and chest and around the shoulders.

And it is from just such condemnations, when widespread, that wars proceed. I never heard of a war that proceeded from dance halls.

This sound proceeded from the garden.

I never heard of a war that proceeded from dance halls.

But Jesus Christ, our second Adam and covenant head, lived by every Word that proceeded from God's mouth.

This is because all participants have taken the overall situation into consideration and proceeded from the facts.

Clouds of smoke proceeded from the chimney.

Sounds of quarrelling proceeded from the house.

Toad, of course, in his vanity, thought that her interest in him proceeded from a growing tenderness;

Action Proceeded from the Duty Has the Moral Worth --On the Subjective Basis of Moral Action of Kant's Moral Philosophy

A mistake that proceeded from carelessness;