Sentence examples similar to it originates that from inspiring English sources

In this activity, however, thinking directs itself towards a thought that it has originated, that is, towards the product that is its principiate: principiatum.

Scientists suspect that it originated in that region and was ejected into a Neptune-crossing orbit by some long-ago gravitational disturbance.

They directed it to be returned "to that House in which it shall have originated" -- that is to say, to a constitutional quorum, a majority of which passed it in the first instance...

People in Amatrice say it originated in that central Italian town, as the name implies.

What can Grantland offer to a British sport fan, given that it originates in the nation that calls sport "sports"?

In the majority of cases, it originates from the data that is used to train such algorithms.

But the beauty of the community schools model, and the key to its sustainability, is that it originates from the grassroots.

SIP runs end to end, that is, it originates from and terminates in end-users' terminals.

Given that rhubarb seems so quintessentially English, you might be surprised to learn that it originates in China and Tibet.

The Torchwood team confiscate the meat that the lorry was transporting, due to suspicions that it originates from an alien.

Visceral pain by definition means that it originates from the organs of the thorax, abdomen, and pelvis.