Sentence examples for its earliest from inspiring English sources

It has its earliest description in India and China as early as 600 BC.

From its earliest days in Bombay, it was also popular.

In its earliest Biblical and Talmudic formulations it is a public theology.

That is, it isn't unconcerned with helping its earliest readers make sense of their experiences.

Though he didn't call it dignitarian governance, Confucius was one of its earliest advocates.

Therefore, it is crucial to identify the potentially progressing prostate cancer at its earliest stage.

Christopher Mims: This is a technology in its earliest stages.

Yet from its earliest iteration, Dungeons & Dragons also drew suspicion.

Amiens Cathedral (1220 70) is cited as its earliest manifestation.

Its earliest inhabitants were divided into tribes and clans.

Some of its earliest adopters have been spy agencies.