Sentence examples for had originally found from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bogdan had originally found it hard to get his head around annihilation.

Mr. Fest told the magazine Der Spiegel that the book, which he had originally found brilliant, was flawed in its later sections, where the rape of German women by the invading Soviet Army is luridly detailed, and the defeated Germans are portrayed as victims and the allies as war criminals.

It reminds, in the worst possible way, of the creepy eagerness that awaited the coming of age of Harry Potter star Emma Watson, or the intrusive voyeurism around the celebrity photo-hack of 2014, whose victims numbered too many women who had originally found fame underage.

This cooperation as well as the course of their own historical development from spontaneous movements to ecclesiastical institutions possessing many of the features that the founders of the Free churches had originally found objectionable in the establishment has made the question of their future role in Christendom a central concern of Free churches on both sides of the Atlantic.

Willis had sent that first shipment of eggs off to the biologists in Florida with a kind of "care package," she said: a few bags of chocolate turtles; a photo book of the crawl and pictures and names of the volunteers who had originally found it; a letter written from the perspective of the hatchlings to their mother ("Well, Mom, the big day is today.

We went to the pyramids later, and stood in a line to enter the place where thieves had originally found the passageway to Khufu's crypt, a 2.3 million-block puzzle hacked into by persistent predators.

Jogee, who has already served five years in prison, had originally been found guilty of murder and sentenced to 20 years in jail.

The number of Merkel's CDU phone had originally been found on an NSA list by Der Spiegel; the information was then passed on to the government.

27 interactions (87%) detected by Y2H were reproduced in these tests, including 12/15 cases where the Y2H interaction had originally been found only in the cDNA screen using constructs with a native C-terminus (see Additional file 6, Additional file 5: Supplemental Table S11).

As this rate of positivity is in the range of Mb positivity that we observed in breast cancer, we had originally hypothesised to find an association of Mb with tissue hypoxia.

These observations suggest that discovered splicing regulatory elements have broad functionality spectrum spreading beyond genomic segments where they have been originally found, such as possible regulatory role in 3'UTR [ 14].