Sentence examples for from which he originates from inspiring English sources
And so I try to paint the context of the challenges that he faces, the history from which he originates and how, conceivably, he will interpret our actions.
The intellectual has become elevated to a symbol, a person that stands for something far larger than the discipline from which he or she originated.
The view that a particular table could not have been originally made from completely different material than the material from which it was actually originally made and the view that a person could not have originated from a different sperm and egg than those from which he or she actually originated are both forms of origin essentialism.
HuJI was said to have been behind a grenade attack in 2004 on Anwar Choudhury, then British high commissioner to Bangladesh, as he emerged from Friday prayers at a mosque in Sylhet, the northern city from which he and most other British Bangladeshis originate.
At the end of the film, she collapses back into the abstract lines from which she originated.
But such thinking bears no relation to the underlying conflicts within communities, nor in the countries from which they originate.
We are delighted to acquire these seminal works which powerfully reflect the diversity of artistic practice in the regions from which they originate".
But Mr. Chan is captivated above all by the intellectual appeal of Burgundy, of linking great wines to the earth from which they originated.
Sometimes raw materials will be partially processed or converted into producer goods within the country from which they originate.
Adopt Berkshire's website says children in need of adoption "will reflect the racial, cultural and religious backgrounds of the populations within the areas from which they originate".
