Sentence examples similar to descent of something from inspiring English sources
That the actors are all of Asian descent adds something interesting to the characters' feelings of difference, given their Jewish roots and Yiddish-inflected English.
In terms of immigration, the major tensions are with those of Albanian descent, something that crystallises in the issue of Kosovo.
"The descent of man under machines is something to be wary and fearful of – it has the potential to be damaging in ways we haven't thought of before".
The Descent of Alette wastes absolutely no time bending its readers' brains into the brain of something much larger than the book itself.
The economic descent has caused something of an identity crisis.
"It makes me think they did the initial part of a rapid descent but then something else intervened and they were incapacitated.
Sidebar: The Descent of Man.
—Charles Darwin, Descent of Man.
"The Descent of Edward Wilson".
(Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man).
