Sentence examples for generally traced from inspiring English sources

The focus on original material in standup is generally traced to the 1950s and the likes of Mort Sahl and Lenny Bruce, whose timely and political material sparked a standup revolution.

The feud with Mr. Dickinson is generally traced to the aftermath of a forfeited horse race and rumors questioning Jackson's honor, said Daniel Feller, a University of Tennessee history professor and an editor of Jackson's papers.

The original text, disagreement among scholars notwithstanding, is generally traced to around 200 C.E.

I know that the Ephemeralization of 2014 is generally traced to some privacy potion of Edward Snowden, NSA, and Target credit card leaks, but few seem willing to track its popularity back to its source – Oracle.

The notion that a group's judgement can be surprisingly good was most compellingly justified in James Surowiecki's 2005 book The Wisdom of Crowds, and is generally traced back to an observation by Charles Darwin's cousin Francis Galton in 1907.

Thoroughbred pedigrees are generally traced through the maternal line, called the distaff line.

Music documentaries like "Supersonic" generally trace an epic arc of rising and falling, and at this point the Gallaghers have their stories down cold.

Macedonians generally trace their descent to the Slavic tribes that moved into the region between the 6th and 8th centuries ce.

PARIS, April 29 — When the French look back today, they generally trace the stirrings of national glory to François I in the mid-16th century or perhaps to Louis XIV 150 years later.

Scholars generally trace the origin of the school of British emergentism of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries to John Stuart Mill's System of Logic (1843).

While the cocaine trade has traditionally flowed from south to north, linking coca-producing areas of Latin America to buyers in North America, the smartphone trade generally traces a reverse path.