Sentence examples for classical origins from inspiring English sources

They didn't mean that it was backward: their point was its lack of classical origins.

Yet, because of her characters' classical origins, you feel they are fulfilling a preordained destiny articulated by the sightless seer, Tiresias.

Those steps, an architectural reference to theater's classical origins, lead to an open, semicircular winter garden, which could also serve as a stage or seating.

Obviously not every audience member has experienced this transformation at every performance, and perhaps few of those who do would be able to identify its classical origins.

Mr. Scheib, an associate professor of theater arts at M.I.T. whose stage work limns space travel and parallel worlds, wonders if theater's classical origins have inhibited such exploration.

And working for a firm that focused on residential design with classical origins, he had become especially enamored of the Greek Revival style common in the first half of the 19th century.

In the modern era a large number of international scientific, political, and cultural terms of English, French, German, and Classical origin have filtered into the Altaic languages of Central Asia through Russian.

In the form of one-dimensional (1D) nanostructures such as nanowires and nanotubes [8, 9], the dimension effect of either quantum or classical origin provides further tune on the physical properties of the InN including energy band and electrical charge transport.

Although Sarmiento advocated various changes, such as honest officials who understood enlightenment ideas of European and Classical origin, for him education was the key.

Equally evidently of post-classical origin is the masonry of the first two piers above the lower cornice, which projects from all piers at the same height.

Most deletions of mtDNA described so far have been observed in the major arc between the two classical replication origins of mtDNA (46– 46).