Sentence examples for deepest origins from inspiring English sources

He added, "Paradoxically, perhaps, it is to Paris I owe this return to my deepest origins".

Magmas known as kimberlites have the deepest origins of all magmas on Earth.

The global financial crisis has deeper origins than merely a failure of regulation, important though that was.

And so I think the deep origins of the western university is a place of safety, a place away from weapons," Steiner said.

The two new studies favor the deep origins theory.

These data have been combined with measurements of the CO2 contents in the soil gases to distinguish CO2 from deep origins from CO2 of biogenic origin in the inhabited area of Vulcano Porto.

There is also emerging evidence that music might have even deeper origins: some monkeys can distinguish between sound patterns in ways similar to how humans can recognise slight differences between melodies.

"It's interesting to wonder if the deeper origins of toilet behaviour in humans might have been at least partially motivated by some of the same motivations experienced by non-human primates today," says Irwin.

Geochemical evidence for saline fluids of deep origins is found in hot springs of the forearc region of subduction zones (Hurwitz, et al. 2005; Kusuda, et al. 2014; Masuda, et al. 1985; Nakamura, et al. 2014).

"Other Minds:  The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness".

In this way, the same story can have both "deep origins" and an underlying true crime story.