Sentence examples for as origin from inspiring English sources

What becomes foundational therefore in Derrida is this "as": origin as the heterogeneous "as".

As origin stories go, it's pretty low-key.

The California version has to do with what Didion calls "the crossing story as origin myth".

As origin stories go, this one is satisfyingly precise and frustratingly incomplete.

As origin stories for collaborative albums go, Leithauser and Batmanglij's is one of two musicians who just enjoy nerding out together.

Even many of the French cheeses labelled, like fine wines, as "origin controlled" are mass-produced with pasteurised or heat-treated milk.

(That second syllable guk or kuk, meaning "nation," is sometimes cited as a possible root of the ethnic slur gook, but most such slurs have a variety of speculative etymologies, and dictionaries list this one as "origin unknown").

The solution was to publish short notes from Darwin and Wallace simultaneously and let Darwin work at full pelt on the "abstract" that was published as Origin a year later.

Not many books have been as consequential as "Origin of Species," and Mr. Bettany's Darwin, as imagined by the director Jon Amiel and the screenwriter John Collee, has more than an inkling of what the fallout will be.

We set pFind1 insertion sites as origin.

We define commodities as origin-destination pairs of terminals.