Sentence examples for its origin the from inspiring English sources

Can we trace it back to its origin, the point when it was first "attached?" Is Gerhartsreiter a real Rockefeller?

Mr. Schrammel declined the transfer, saying that Citi could not accept the money because it lacked proper documentation about its origin, the documents show.

Among the speculations about its origin, the more plausible are that it began as a primitive form of communication, that it grew out of a device to expedite communal labour, or that it originated as a powerful adjunct to religious ceremonies.

As the encapsulation process was detected in a high number of lesions, an analysis of factors possibly associated with it was performed in order to ascertain its origin; the results are presented in Table 3.

For Sigmund Freud, writing was "in its origin the voice of an absent person": it let us transcend the limitations of our mumbling, blushing selves.

It sounds too good to be true – but whatever its origin, the reissue of Science of the Sea is marvellously soothing, the phantom soundtrack of every childhood nature doc.

But to appreciate it is also to revisit its origins: the club of the halfhearted try.

We refer you to our definition page for the word marriage, including detailed discussion of its origins, the many ways it is used and various definitions.

Whatever its origins, the bump is here, and ignoring it can lead to humiliation.

Since its origins, the Fringe has become somewhat more structured, though it still eschews the invitation-only model.

Regardless of its origins, the adage has been scarcely researched.