Sentence examples for a historical origin from inspiring English sources

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Kingship is thus recognized as having a historical origin.

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Aristotle also did not endorse the concept of an historical origin of the world, affirming instead the eternity of the world order.

One must also notice that even though these linkers behave somewhat like the English complementizer "that" with regard to wh-extraction, each of these linkers has a distinctive historical origin, which may have an impact on their current behaviors as complementizers.

But single-sex schooling has a similar historical origin: girls were long denied an education equal to boys, and women, like people of color, remain subject to implicit bias in both workplace and civic spheres.

Apart from widespread lexical roots whose form and meaning relationships are similar, there are grammatical properties that clearly point toward a common historical origin for the Nilo-Saharan languages.

Agrarian commons in Slovenia share a common historical origin with other commons from Central European countries.

What is at the heart of a genetic relationship (and a presumed common historical origin from the same ancestral language) is a resemblance between languages in sound and meaning for basic vocabulary items as well as in the form and function of grammatical markers.

The argument here is primarily genealogical (thus based on a story of historical origin and development) and not grounded in social science; it is a reconstruction of the history of Western reason or of liberalism in which calculative, instrumental reason drives out the utopian content of universal solidarity.

The earliest approach was an attempt to explain ritual, as well as religion, by means of a theory concerned with historical origin.

La ïcité the word carries more ideological weight than does "secularism" in English is a reminder of the French Republic's historical origin as an explicit ideological counterweight to the Catholic Church.

Until the introduction of modern cultivars in the mid-20th century, European barley comprised a large number of landraces, each of these a 'dynamic population or populations of a cultivated plant that has historical origin, distinct identity and lacks formal crop improvement, as well as often being genetically diverse, locally adapted and associated with traditional farming systems' [ 4].

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