3.The tassel that graduates transfer from one side of the cap to the other as a sign of their elevation is an outgrowth of the medieval biretta worn by Roman Catholic clergy.
4.It never became firmly established here as a folk custom, however, and today's elaborate New Year's parade in Philadelphia is the only organized outgrowth of English mumming in the United States.
11.The American Steel and Wire Company, one of the greatest of American corporations, was the ultimate outgrowth of that lively afternoon in San Antonio.
12.We're here at Byrdland Records and we started this in October of 2020, as an outgrowth of Songbyrd Music House that was in Adams Morgan for six years.
14.The authoritarian personality theory sees prejudice as the outgrowth of a certain personality profile – one that’s associated with authoritarianism, or the desire for order, tradition, and strong leaders who will maintain the status quo.
15.So like a cloud is really an outgrowth of the Futurist obsession with air travel-- calling themselves arrow painters and arrow poets, and including lots of airplane imagery and even sounds in their cookery and banquets.