Sentence examples for a theme originated from inspiring English sources
Taking up a theme originated by France's Charles de Gaulle in the 1960s, they resent the ability of the United States to use the dollar's dominant role as the reserve currency to buy foreign assets and fight foreign wars without needing to worry about financing them.
The use of ice as a visual theme originated partly because the developers wanted to create an Otherworld for the game, as previous games in the series had featured the same theme as Silent Hill, and because snowfall is common in the northeastern or midwestern United States, where the fictional town is located.
"Our theme originated out of President Trump's love for the American flag and his fervent belief that Americans should always stand for our National Anthem," Lara Trump, the president's daughter-in-law, told The New York Post.
I asked where the idea for the party theme had originated.
The Assumption as a theme in Christian art originated in western Europe during the late Middle Ages a period when devotion to the Virgin Mary was growing in importance.
The idea originated with a UA student.
Themes also originated from the focus group interviews and independently from some of the SADC member states and other stakeholders.
Retro decided that the game would follow a theme of light and dark, which originated from "something that everyone understands: the conflict between good and evil".
Generally, isoelectric points are distributed following variations on a biomodal theme that originates from the predominant acid and base amino acid sidechain pKas.
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