Sentence examples similar to imaginable origin from inspiring English sources

Every possible race and national origin imaginable.

When Charles Darwin (1809 1882), a curiosity-driven, "born" naturalist, was a young man (Fig. 3), the direct interference of the Deity was, for most Victorians, the only imaginable explanation for the "origin" of all animals and plants on Earth.

Styles might range from the most rustic wines imaginable to highly polished bottles of no discernable origin.

Meanwhile, her physics thesis project examines the origins of light on the largest scale imaginable.

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Since their origin from a bacterial endosymbiont about two billion years ago, mtDNAs have adopted almost every shape, size, and organization imaginable (Burger et al. 2003).

The Newest NOOK Imaginable?

It was accessible, imaginable".

Everything imaginable, Freeney answered.

This is imaginable.

Everything imaginable went awry.