The success of its 1997 Bilbao location, designed by Frank Gehry, gave birth to the idea of the big-name, iconic museum as an economic game-changer.
In Paris in the 1930s he helped found the journal Black Student, which gave birth to the idea of "negritude," a call to blacks to cultivate pride in their heritage.
Instead it created new sounds and new attitudes, and gave birth to the idea that there was more than one path to artistic vindication.
The Victorians gave birth to the idea of a "winter garden" as they needed somewhere to show off the newly discovered tropical plants they were bringing back from all corners of the globe.
But those younger women "drink tea in bottles," she adds, rather than brewing it fresh from tea bags, which gave birth to the idea of promoting tea outside the box -- er, bottle.
Certainly Eichmann was boasting when he pretended that he had "invented" the ghetto system, or that he "gave birth to the idea" of shipping all European Jews to Madagascar.
Heisenberg's application of this theory gave birth to the idea that the proton and neutron were charged and neutral versions of the same particle an idea that seemed to be supported by the fact that the two particles have almost equal masses.
The experience of Imitation of Christ feels groovy and transgressive, until you consider that its premise -- exploiting a critique of consumer culture to sell more stuff -- is as old as the legendary Volkswagen ads that gave birth to the idea over 40 years ago.
It wouldn't be a stretch to dissolve from the flames of Tarantino's Candieland to Griffith's Confederate veteran, on a hillside, giving birth to the idea of the hooded Klan, or to cut from a title card with Django's famous line ("Kill white people and get paid for it? What's not to like?") to one of Griffith's scenes of Klansmen suiting up for action.
The Bunche and Bunker mission gave birth to the idea of an observer mission to Yemen, which eventually became the United Nations Yemen Observation Mission.
