Sentence examples for in his origins from inspiring English sources

Like Khrushchev before, in his origins, he was responsible for Soviet agriculture.

Nouvel's manner of conceptualizing a building had its roots in his origins.

Interrelations are also dealt with by Eric Partridge in his Origins (1958).

He has gone native so thoroughly, and become so indistinguishable from the inhabitants, that his belief in his origins could be a delusion.

When, Murphy said, the man who "brought with him a visible pride in his origins and left the country with dreams of a brighter future," was assassinated, "his death signified so much more than the death of just one man".

He exulted in his origins as a farm boy who savored the ring of the BBC weather forecast ("Dogger, Rockall, Malin, Shetland... ......) as much as the family's recitation of the Blessed Virgin's litany ("Health of the Sick, Refuge of Sinners, Comforter of the Afflicted... ......)... ......

Julian Barnett conjured urban and personal angst in his "origin," a solo with video featuring Fiona Marcotti as a slightly worn-looking street psychic advising Mr. Barnett, a slight, intense performer with too circumscribed a dance vocabulary for this ambitious piece.

I'll draw another analogy – one of the things that really appealed to me about "Batman Begins" was that there was this huge gap in his origin story, even in a great work like Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One".

But Darwin himself was worried about complex adaptations and not just in his Origin passages on the eye.

As a second marker point in the history of systematics, consider the use that Darwin (1859) made of the Linnaean hierarchy in his Origin of Species.

With signficant provisos to be noted below, Creationists are strongly opposed to to a world brought on by evolution, particularly to a world as described by Charles Darwin in his Origin of Species.