Sentence examples for eastern origins from inspiring English sources

The Middle Eastern origins of many Calais refugees play into other stereotypes too.

Just as the restaurant's name, setting and comfortable, understated interior are American all the way, its menu seems unwilling to make too much of its Middle Eastern origins.

Law enforcement officials said, however, that they possessed a substantial amount of that information, and that most of the men, if not all, had Middle Eastern origins.

The 25-year-old refugee rose from rugby novice to international honours via Middle Eastern origins and an upbringing in Middlesbrough.

The break by General Abidi, who has family roots near the revolt's eastern origins, encouraged other disaffected police, military and state security personnel to change sides as well.

He plays down its Middle Eastern origins and he stresses its diverse sources (Shia and Sufi as well as Sunni) as well as its heterodox innovations.

Due to the eastern origin of P. ridibundus, R-E complexes are frequently found in Eastern Europe, while L-E systems are widespread throughout the rest of Europe [ 1- 5].

Driscoll, C. A. et al. The Near Eastern Origin of Cat Domestication.

His cult, probably of Eastern origin, was known in Rome from the 8th century.

Bagpipes, guitar, lute, oboe, tambourine, viols, and most zithers have a Middle Eastern origin.

Therefore, in contrast to the eastern origin model, a western origin cannot be fully discounted by our analysis.