Sentence examples for In origins from inspiring English sources
In Origins, Arendt argued that Nazism originated from the cataclysms of modern German history.
In "Origins," Maalouf puts theory into practice by charting the wayward journey of his own family.
In "Origins," he summoned Hector, Achilles, Aeneas, and Ulysses, and figured himself as baby Moses in Egypt.
In "Origins," Maalouf focuses mainly on his grandfather Botros, a schoolteacher who, having failed in business (he wanted to grow tobacco in the Bekaa plain), lives instead "between notebooks and inkwells"; and on his more successfully entrepreneurial great uncle Gebrayel (his grandfather's younger brother), who left Lebanon in late 1895 for the United States and three years later for Cuba.
In Origins of the New South 1877 1913 (1951), he examined the disenfranchisement of Southern blacks in the 1890s in the light of political struggles between poor white farmers, agrarian reformers, and Populist politicians on the one hand and the large mercantile, industrial, and landholding interests on the other.
It is volcanic in origin.
All are volcanic in origin.
Others are congenital in origin.
Their membership was overwhelmingly overseas in origin.
Prince Edward Island is volcanic in origin.
