Sentence examples for ancestral beginnings from inspiring English sources
The first section of this article treats the history of Judaism in the broadest and most complete sense, from the early ancestral beginnings of the Jewish people to contemporary times.
As some elements of falsehoods are skillfully crafted on one hand, but gullibly accepted on the other, rumors prevail in a fact-free world in which even seemingly intelligent people frequently respond with the resonating, yet dangerous refrain: "I don't care!" Millennia ago, from our humble ancestral beginnings as hunter-gathers, the Agricultural Age emerged.
Here is the intensely unnecessary back-to-the-beginning-with-a-twist Terminator movie: it's as if it has gone back in time to murder our memories of the ancestral first film and crush the series' reputation.
BBC Hindi's Zubair Ahmed visited his ancestral village to trace the beginnings of an unconventional politician who has made a spectacular debut.
Based on the high likelihood of their intracellular beginnings (as inferred from the ancestral losses in the phospholipid pathway), the identified cases of HGT provide not only clues to infer past shared ecological connections between Bartonella and other bacteria but also point to putative ancestral hosts.
Third edition, 989 p. Morell V (1995) Ancestral Passions: The Leakey Family and the Quest for Humankind's Beginnings.
These combined elements are ancestral forms of visual technologies and are a subtle reminder of the beginnings of animation.
The Rev. Masao Kodani, the minister at the temple and Kinnara's guiding light, described the group's accidental beginnings, when, in 1969, he hesitated to put away the big drum after the annual ancestral festival, wanting instead to keep it out and play it.
New beginnings are possible.
The beginnings were modest.
