Sentence examples for have some origin from inspiring English sources

They have some origin in observation: intelligent children often pick up what's going on around them so well that they're able to intuit others' emotions; they can be extremely aware of themselves and their environment.

Cantona described Ben Arfa as arguably the best player in France and Benzema as a "great player" and drew attention to the fact that "they have some origins".

"Over the coming months, A.M.S. will be able to tell us conclusively whether these positrons are a signal for dark matter, or whether they have some other origin," Dr. Ting told an audience of physicists at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research.

Anarchist schools of thought had been generally grouped in two main historical traditions, individualist anarchism and social anarchism, which have some different origins, values and evolution.

It's possible, he continues, that the blips may have some inexplicable humanmade origin.

Therefore, we think PMF and TSI may have some common physical origins.

The idea of magic isn't a completely new concept in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, however, most superheroes to date have some sort of scientific origin stories when it comes to their powers.

Our results suggest that this remodeling might have some dynamical and structural origin.

Finally, I would like to know if the authors have some idea about the origin of this CAS system.

Angry Birds Space, Rovio Mobile's first genuinely new game in a year, has some humble origins.

To say that this photographic project had some "grim origins" is kind of an understatement.