Sentence examples for citing the origin from inspiring English sources

Hesiod says we are born from the mating of Sky and Earth, while Carl Sagan (Cosmos), citing the origin of everyday chemical elements in stars, concludes that "We are, in the most profound sense, children of the Cosmos".

A quote post consists of title text (the quote) and a single line of body text (citing the origin of the quote).

First, the authors do not cite the origin of the gene expression dataset they use in their example.

Supporters of that idea also back a requirement for citing the country of origin in any patent application.

While it is widely accepted that Kanchipuram had served as an Early Chola capital, the claim has been contested by Indian historian P. T. Srinivasa Iyengar who wrote that the Tamil culture of the Sangam period did not spread through the Kanchipuram district, and cites the Sanskritic origins of its name in support of his claim.

Friday's, in Memphis, and other copycats were opening around the country, including Henry Africa's, the San Francisco fern bar that is often (incorrectly) cited as the origin of the trend.

This is at least ten years before Emil Post's dissertation, which is usually cited as the origin of three-valued logic.

This story has been widely cited as the origin of the term "computer bug," but Peggy Kidwell, who curated the exhibit at the Smithsonian where the logbook now resides, disputes this claim.

Although the title of Darwin's infamous book is often cited as The Origin of Species, the complete title is The Origin of Species of Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life -- the favored race being the white race.

In his informative review of Alister McGrath's "In the Beginning" (April 8), Simon Winchester, citing the book, says that the idiom "sour grapes" has a biblical origin.

One would like to be able to control for whether the pattern in the data of Figure 1 (left column) could find its origin in "lazy authors citing the most obvious papers" rather than "giants citing other giants".