Sentence examples for encounter originated from inspiring English sources

The idea of the Nibiru encounter originated with Nancy Lieder, a Wisconsin woman who claims that as a girl she was contacted by gray extraterrestrials called Zetas, who implanted a communications device in her brain.

There's a long mythos of alien abduction and sexual violation: The trope of anal probing during extraterrestrial encounters originated with the first widely-publicized report of an abduction, in 1961.

One visiting alumnus from Canada said, for example, that 'some of the most provocative questions' that she had encountered in her career originated at the talks she delivered at Wits.

The Received Signal Strength based source localization can encounter severe problems originating from uncertain information about the anchor positions in practice.

Instead, it published a two-page spread entitled "Osama had booze-filled sex romps with hookers," based on a "secret FBI dossier" which explained that Mr bin Laden's hatred of America originated from an encounter with a girl from Chicago who laughed at his small penis.

Mr. Harper plays a version of himself, and "Welcome to Pine Hill" originated in an encounter he and Mr. Miller had on a Brooklyn street, a meeting recreated in the movie's opening scene and charged with uncomfortable issues of race, class and masculinity.

In conclusion, we have encountered three cases of NRILN which originated from the vagus nerve running medial to the common carotid artery and showed different pathways.

So the idea that words that are first encountered in written representations of slang originated as acronyms is improbable.

Like most such encounters in the oil patch, ours originated on Grindr, the mobile hookup app for gay, bisexual, and curious men.

The animals encountered at Algiers and Blida abattoir possibly originated from a large area of northern Algeria with a majority of them presumably coming from the central northern part.

Finally, its energy was sapped when it encountered winds from an unrelated weather system that originated over the Great Lakes.