Sentence examples for genesis of which from inspiring English sources
She subsequently organised fundraisers for various cancer charities, particularly Genesis, of which she was a patron.
Perry became part class tourist, part ethnographer to create the works, the genesis of which is charted in a three-part Channel 4 series All in the Best Possible Taste, which started on Tuesday.
Even years after my initial diagnosis, while tumbling down an Internet rabbit hole the genesis of which I cannot remember, I stumbled across an abstract of a clinical study on PMS that made me question whether I was bipolar.
The Uruguayan continental margin comprises three sedimentary basins: the Punta del Este, Pelotas and Oriental del Plata basins, the genesis of which is related to the break-up of Gondwana and the opening of the Atlantic Ocean.
Asked how much of his wealth he will spend, if necessary, his answer is as simple as it is swift: "All of it". The theme of his campaign, the genesis of which was an invitation to address a Tea Party rally, is: "First of all, freedom". Then? "Then you've got to put meat on the bones". He gets much of his meat from the Wall Street Journal's opinion pages.
Andrew Kidd is the founder of the Folio Prize for Fiction, the genesis of which coincided with the debacle surrounding the 2011 Man Booker judging that prioritized "readability" over all else.
For Salgado, this is the first stop on an eight-year project called Genesis, all of which will appear in Guardian Weekend.
MMS was "discovered" by a man named Jim Humble, a former Scientologist who started his own church, called Genesis II, of which he is now the self-styled Archbishop.
That was the genesis of HYPE, which now serves seven companies, including Snapask and Carousell.
In this study, we have demonstrated that MPDP+ is the pivotal MPTP metabolite responsible for the extracellular genesis of MPP+, which minimizes its toxicity to most cell types.
This may be because of dynamic reciprocal interaction between life events and the genesis of depression, which can be observed from sociological, psychological or biological points of view [ 1, 2].
