The phrase "his inception" is correct and usable in written English, but it may sound more formal and literary. It means the beginning or starting point of something that belongs to or is associated with a male individual. Example: "From his inception as CEO, John has made great strides in improving the company's financial stability."
Mr. Zimmer said he had no idea how awards bodies would react to his "Inception" score's incorporation of the Piaf track.
Almost from his inception, readers latched onto him with a zeal that bordered on "the mystical," as one Conan Doyle biographer has noted.
The crucial breakthrough to completing his "Inception" script was considering what could happen if multiple people could share the same dream.
Is there a happy medium between the two?" The character has inspired multiracial artists, writers and scholars almost since his inception.
Black Panther, as Ryan Coogler pointed out in Brooklyn, has been an inherently political character since his inception, during the Black Power era of the nineteen-sixties.
From his inception in film and radio serials of the 1930s, Tonto was only ever rendered in the most simplistic terms, as a foil and companion with whom the otherwise very lone, and thus radio silent, Ranger could interact.
In much the same spirit, Christopher Nolanrecently warded off suggestions that his film "Inception," from Warner -- still No. 1 at the box office -- might be converted to 3-D.
Where "Wild Grass" flirts with the trivial and gets lost in minutiae that both validate and trivialize his thesis, "Inception" sinks into bombast that does the same thing.
Christopher Nolan has discussed the controversial and ambiguous ending to his film Inception, which saw a spinning top rotating and wobbling a little before cutting to black.
Describing his initial inception of the Group, Carter has stated "they believe that all this random violence we see these days, there may actually be some order in the chaos These guys think that, if they care enough, that they can stem the tide of this thing".
They include his current "Inception-meets-The X Men" tale Dream Gang and a project simply called Monster.
