Sentence examples for In the origins from inspiring English sources

In the Origins of Totalitarianism (1951), Arendt borrows Kant's term 'radical evil' to describe the evil of the Holocaust.

In the Origins Award, it won in the category "Best Roleplaying Computer Game of 1997".

They shared an abiding interest in the origins of things, in their roots.

This message of mutual support is rooted in the origins of "Stand by Me" itself.

The multiracialism of Kapisu's population is reflected in the origins of the objects found there.

A series of online, "footnote" videos accompany "4:44", and are meant to shade in the origins of particular songs.

The French just seemed more interested in the origins of people, who they were and where they came from.

The book also is issued at a time of resurgence in scholarly interest in the origins and history of war.

As a historian, Mr. Netanyahu reinterpreted the Inquisition in "The Origins of the Inquisition in Fifteenth Century Spain" (1995).

Perfume is being added to the museum's focus to highlight the city's role in the origins of the industry.

Twenty years later, Bishop Hubbard was an early voice calling on Catholics to accept the church's complicity in the origins of anti-Semitism.