Sentence examples for from its very inception from inspiring English sources

I think it's true of the complex works of high modernism; I also think, given the cinema's exemplary role as a modern art from its very inception, that it's also true of movies that are considered classics and that have been viewed and enjoyed as mass entertainment: there's a special vibe to capture, on which the philosophical, the radical, and the personal are transmitted along with the popular.

"It has been struggling from its very inception to deal with the bad hand that geography and fate have dealt it," he says.

Before I state what that non-event is, I wish to emphasize very strongly that this is not meant as an indictment of this Book Fair of which I consider myself a part, having been with it – albeit marginally - from its very inception.

Carter also shows the lofty aspirations of both the creators and producers and the mythmaking that surrounded Oklahoma! from its very inception, and demonstrates just what made it part of its times.

From its very inception, popular music has sought to champion and celebrate the ideal of freedom.

"This refuge from its very inception has been a tool of tyranny," said Bundy.

At its very inception, SAPTA had fallen short.

"A motion picture is a success or a failure at its very inception," he told me.

"It was meant from the very inception to make The Queen as a theatrical piece," Langan explains.

Black Americans, from the very inception of the National Football League, have participated in the combat and action.

Thus, from their very inception, incest accounts were subversive stories, and their telling became acts of political and personal rehabilitation.