Sentence examples for no origins from inspiring English sources

Like Paul Muldoon, whose syntax he can emulate, Laird dramatizes problems for which his poems discover no origins and propose no solutions.

Timon is unique among Shakespeare's characters in having no origins — no parents, no wife, no children, but only his chosen family of friends, whom he binds to himself with the power of his extraordinary generosity.

The standard is a product of its authors' own philosophical views about abortion, and it should go without saying that it has no origins in or relationship to the Constitution and is, consequently, as illegitimate as the standard it purported to replace.

No Origins titles have been presented for Kate Kane; her fictional backstory is presented in Detective Comics through the use of exposition and flashbacks.

For example, there may be relatively continuous influx of new clones since the first appearance of asexuality (as in our model); it is also possible that they may originate in bursts (e.g. when two hybridising species meet under some favourable change of conditions) with little or no origins of clones between such events.

For in signifying the origin of all in their on-going dependent origination A is thus the "origin of no origin".

The mined coins have no origin, no history, no nothing.

Sentence to stoning by death has no origin in the Koran, as enunciated by several scholars.

But much of the time there is no origin for the pain.

WHILE we have become familiar with things like blueberries from Maine and tomatoes from New Jersey, there is some produce, like watermelon, that seems to have no origin.

In a sense, the cyborg has no origin story in the Western sense.