Sentence examples for I think originated from inspiring English sources

I keep seeing this term which (I think?) originated in the US.

And this game, I think, originated with the South American Indians, and instead of a ball they used to use the head, the decapitated head, of an enemy warrior.

Ostwald makes this a purely theoretical deduction, but the practice of discarding first drops does not, I think, originate with him.

The discovery of the gene variation, which researchers think originated in a single person in the Middle East approximately 2,000 years ago, is important in understanding the causes of Parkinson's.

The problem is, there is something distinctly worrisome about people who like to think they're smart, sophisticated and worldly because they use an Australian phrase that they think originated in Europe.

One such dish might have been bakso telur ("meatball eggs") which Jakarta resident Ditya Wicaksono thinks originated in Java.

Do you know if this character type is present in "Avatar?" DANA GOODYEAR: I think he originated that kind of character in mass culture, and there have been many since.

Minor points Page 4- "Mitochondria are internalized alpha-proteobacteria", I think "Mitochondria originated from internalized alpha-proteobacteria" is more correct, since the former sentence assumes they are still bacteria.

She said: I subscribe to the Epoch Times… I think it originates from China.

(R4) I subscribe to the Epoch Times… I think it originates from China.

The ancient event was a gamma ray burst, one of the flashes of high-energy radiation that astronomers think originate in the most energetic events in the universe.