Sentence examples for has its origin from inspiring English sources

But it has its origin in Sloterdijk's hugely ambitious and suggestive trilogy Spheres, published between 1998 and 2004.

It has its origin in the sixth century BCE[1] India with the emergence of the Siddhārtha Gautama.

However, the question is whether it has its origin in India or Southeast Asia?

It much more likely has its origin in something actually said, however great the distortion in the claimants' recollections," he said.

While the practice has its origin in the slavery tradition, it continues to flourish because of the laxity and iniquity of the administration of law and justice...

It is generally admitted that Peukert's law has its origin in the diffusion processes occurring in the lead acid battery.

The larger part of this traffic has its origin or destination in states other than California.

As the Latin suggests, the writ has its origin in the Middle Ages.

The belief in two chosen peoples has its origin in Protestant fundamentalist prophecy theories.

But no right involved in the present case has its origin in, or is secured by, the Constitution of the United States.

I believe that has its origin in the one and many and divine nature.