Sentence examples for back to eve from inspiring English sources

The censorship issue is rooted in fear of information, she believes, dating back to Eve's temptation in the Garden of Eden – the idea that the acquisition of knowledge has dire consequences.

This notion of women goes right back to Eve and that rosy-cheeked apple.

The announcement comes after the Palestinian Authority acceded to the court's founding treaty and recognised its jurisdiction dating back to the eve of last summer's Gaza war.

When she thinks back to the eve of the Iraq war, and recalls her worst fears, did she picture anything like the world as it is today?

Rarely has there been a more protracted game of selectorial hokey-cokey, with the starting XV announcement pushed back to the eve of the game pending late checks on Billy Vunipola, Mike Brown, Nathan Hughes and Elliot Daly.

"A considerable number of people say that it runs back to Adam and Eve".

And just as scientists have traced human lineage back to a mitochondrial Eve, the decline of motherhood can be traced to a single sitcom moment and a single sitcom matriarch.

While she was contemplating this move, Sergeant Parsons told her the the Major had gone crazy and had been shipped back to the U.S. Eve could not believe this, and on her day off, she decided to question the sergeant further.

He wrote that "evil has no positive nature; but the loss of good has received the name 'evil.'" Both moral and natural evil occurs, Augustine argued, owing to an evil use of free will, which could be traced back to Adam and Eve's original sin.

She was accidentally deported from the UK back to Canada on the eve of the debut performance that was meant to launch her as the next opera star.

They were sent back to the United States on the eve of the meeting for investigation of misconduct allegedly involving prostitutes.