Sentence examples for it has its origin from inspiring English sources

But it has its origin in Sloterdijk's hugely ambitious and suggestive trilogy Spheres, published between 1998 and 2004.

It has its origin in the sixth century BCE[1] India with the emergence of the Siddhārtha Gautama.

It has its origin in the upper part of Lake Winderatt and is a tributary of the Treene River (Fig. 1) [27].

It has its origin in mathematical problems of quantum mechanics and is intimately related to the theory of partial differential equations.

The notion of clemency, as Seneca develops it, has its origin in Roman self-descriptions: clemency is a virtue that Rome exercises vis-a-vis defeated peoples.

Original sin is for him not real sin, but rather it bears this name only insofar as it has its origin in Adam's sin and insofar as it displeases God (RW IV, 47 f).

The Midas cichlids from crater Lake Apoyo are rather distinct from any other population, but pairwise genetic distances (Table 3) and geography suggest that it might have had its origin in Lake Nicaragua, which is also supported by recent AFLP analyses [ 67].

It has its origins over 20 years ago.

Today's gun debate, or lack of it, has its origins in the nineteen-sixties.

It has its origins, Professor Orsi says, in the immigrant experience.

"It has its origins in the post-9/11 rallying". In many ways he is right.