Sentence examples for hardly originated from inspiring English sources
That idea, which hardly originated with me, stirred huge interest in both financial and political circles.
The historian Jackson Lears argues in The New Republic (2001) that such deceptive tactics hardly originated in antebellum American society.4 Both deception and suspicion may, in fact, be traceable to what he calls "the primal scene of market society" — an atmosphere of suspicion surrounding the interchange between buyer and seller.
Take a look at your evening meal and what do you see? Common foods that are so much a part of daily sustenance that you would hardly suspect they originated in another country.
Hardly surprising, then, that the phrase originated in Coventry.
This is a matter of definition, because it is hardly possible to distinguish whether the tumor originated in region III and extends into region II or vice versa.
Cimmet's Witch is a lively creation, but she hardly has the vocal chops of Bernadette Peters, who originated the role on Broadway.
Whatever they had, originated from the 70s and 80s, with hardly any new books released after that.
But even without up-to-date figures, the state of the housing market was hardly a secret.Arrears on the mortgages B&B acquired are greater than on those it originated, which suggests some credit-scoring skills in house.
All originated in Africa.
Idea originated in Boston.
