Sentence examples for earliest origins from inspiring English sources

Glass was first made in the ancient world, but its earliest origins are obscure.

The earliest origins of the concept of the soul are hidden in a remote prehistoric past.

The pictures of the earliest origins of British surfing emerged as the sport in Britain reaches new heights of popularity.

From its earliest origins to the present, the history of government, he argued, is the story of the adaptation of "old means to accomplish new ends" — a history of progress.

"Therefore, already in its earliest origins, the creation is a kind of exile, in that it involves God removing Himself from the center of His essence to His secret places".

Nevertheless, Dart lived to see his theories corroborated by further discoveries of Australopithecus remains at Makapansgat in South Africa in the late 1940s and by the subsequent discoveries of Louis Leakey, which firmly established Africa as the site of mankind's earliest origins.

I think it's quite spectacular, the early origins for it.

Those who work with genetic data to tell time by "molecular clocks" have arrived at much earlier origins.

His early origins are unclear, but he was born around 1937 and became a refugee in the cramped, squalid Gaza Strip with the birth of Israel in 1948.

RODNEY GRAHAM says his most recent project -- "a mishmash of things about the discovery of LSD and the early origins of cinema" -- began as a stupid joke.

As is known, Postmodernism has early origins and larger temporal and conceptual boundaries.