Grammatical and written question

[Brueder]

Hey guys, how are you?

I have a really important question (for me).
I'm talking about the following sentence:

"Great Brothers arise from great moments."

Does this sentence make sense? Is it right, written with "arise from"?
Please help me to correct the sentence correctly. Grammatically and witten?

I am grateful for every answer and thank you very much.
Greets from Switzerland

[Dozy]

"arise from" is fine in itself, but the sentence as a whole does not make much sense to me. What do you mean by "Great Brothers"? Is it possible you mean something like "Great friendships"?

[Brueder]

First, thank you for your answer. Yes, exactly. The thing I wanna say is, that in Great moments people become friends and in a next step they are like brothers (meaning really good friends).

So, how do I have to change my sentence? Doesn't it work like I wrote it....? Like:

Great brothers arise from great moments....

Thank you

[Dozy]

For me, your sentence does not work. You could perhaps say "Great friendships arise from great moments spent together."