Sentence examples for From what origin from inspiring English sources
"At this moment we are confronting a campaign that has been unleashed, from what origin we do not know, but which is utterly pernicious, virulent and ugly," he complained during an interview broadcast Easter Sunday on the Catholic University's television station here.
"Of what origin?" "French".
The other most frequent "appropriate question" at all the scholastic levels was about the origin of diversity (from what… why is it… what is the origin of this diversity? How did they all become different?), that allowed us to introduce or recall the evolutionary explanation of the origin of diversity.
And if we just walk out around the Tree of Life, and say, "Oh, anything that has that branch length from what we think is the origin, was probably there at the same time, even though we don't have a fossil of it". That's the implication of the molecular phylogeny; it's that everything else that's about that far out from the common ancestor was probably there at the time.
Genetic studies of Italians in Tuscany show that their forefathers, the ancient Etruscans, moved to Italy from what is now Turkey -- an origin that many archeologists have dismissed as unlikely.
In some cases, the offspring's phenotype varied the equivalent of 6 degrees of latitude from what was expected given the geographic origin of the parents.
(Memory fails to serve on the question of whether his nationality has been previously established, or whether the audience is supposed to have absorbed it from what it knows of the films origins; perhaps someone can help out with this in the comments).
Growing up, and from what I know, for people of Indian origin, education is the number one priority," he said at a Soccerex forum.
Yet without what Blue Origin terms clear guidance from Congress, Blue Origin fears that existing U.S. regulatory agencies may try to impede lunar utilization and commercialization efforts.
QUESTION FROM TOD FORMAN: What is the origin of the word "filibuster"?
