Sentence examples for has beginnings from inspiring English sources
The democratic tradition springs from ancient Athens; republicanism's roots lie in pre-imperial Rome and certain medieval Italian cities; and the liberal tradition has beginnings traceable to the feudal societies of medieval Europe, and later and more pointedly, to the England of John Locke and the France of the Baron de Montesquieu.
Do things have beginnings, do you think?
Movies had always had beginnings, middles, and ends.
The songs and performances have beginnings, middles and ends.
3. Endings middles beginnings Stories usually have beginnings, middles and endings.
Stories, on the other hand, have beginnings, middles and ends, and digestibly simple plots.
"On a series you can keep having beginnings and middles, and develop story forever".
"Books, too, have beginnings and endings, and they attempt to impose a pattern, to make a shape".
The human imagination is attuned to narratives that have beginnings, middles and ends, preferably ends that carry some moral message.
The melodies and harmonies offer the same built-in reassurance as the lyrics, which have beginnings, middles and ends.
The best stories don't have beginnings or endings, not really, but they do have great tellers.
