Sentence examples for beginning of all things from inspiring English sources

Early Greek thinkers sought the beginning of all things in various material substances.

A cosmologist, however, may think instead of the beginning of all things­ for, though no one knows how the universe started, they do know, or believe they know, what happened a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second later.

"Soil health is the beginning of all things above ground.

Elsewhere in the Laozi, Dao is said to be the "beginning" of all things (chs. 1, 25).

He writes in his Autobiography: "The mystery of the beginning of all things is insoluble by us; and I for one must be content to remain an agnostic".

It is at once the beginning of all things and the way in which all things pursue their course".

Some longtime viewers recalled just how radically different Letterman seemed when he arrived on television in the early '80s — beginning with, of all things, a short-lived morning program on NBC, before launching "Late Night" in 1982.

For this recital he began with, of all things, Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata, chosen, I would guess, to introduce the idea of fantasy.

Few scholars in early medieval China would question the general assertion that the Dao is the "beginning" and "mother" of all things, as the Laozi puts it (Chapter 1).

Secondly, the four divisions are not strictly a hierarchy in the usual Neoplatonic sense where there are higher and lower orders, rather, as Eriugena will explain, the first and fourth divisions both refer to God as the Beginning and End of all things, and the second and third divisions may also be thought to express the unity of the cause-effect relation.

NHK will begin broadcasting in, of all things, 8K by 2020.