Sentence examples for inception i from inspiring English sources

Having tracked Syria's war since its inception, I had seen images like these before.

"But at its inception, I do not believe this was a racial issue".

Nonetheless, over the first weekend of the release of "Inception," I braced myself for brickbats for both sides.

As a photographer who has done work for Martha Stewart Living since the magazine's inception, I have known Martha Stewart since 1990.

To the Editor: A devotee of the Betsy-Tacy books almost since their inception, I noticed only in recent years (when reading them to inner-city girls) that their author, Maud Hart Lovelace, was for her day mildly multicultural.

I had not read any reviews closely, but by the time I saw "Inception" I was aware — by virtue of having eyes, a brain and a Twitter feed — of how its reception (or prereception) had played out.

Gill Raddings, who has trained animals for films such as Sherlock Holmes II and Inception, said: "I'd love to see them honoured – but what the animals are doing is not acting".

Peter Newman, manager of the commercial classical station KING-FM (98.1) in Seattle, which has carried the program since its inception, said: "I think it's a very compelling program that treats the music in a very different, very fresh way.

In the control room, CERN's Lyndon Evans, leader of the LHC project since its inception, quipped, "I've won my bet," later explaining that he wagered with another researcher that the beam would go around in less than an hour.

Nevertheless, he has no regrets about the part he played in its inception: "If I hadn't founded the party we wouldn't be having the referendum," he says over the phone.

The wording of the sun exposure questions at study inception was: (i) do you sunbathe during summer?