Sentence examples for of its beginnings from inspiring English sources

You, uh, you tell a story of its beginnings that fundamentally re-narrates it in order to highlight its blindnesses and then you introduce figures who weren't necessarily central to have folks taught about that tradition.

On its first album, Santana showed more of its beginnings as a blues band than it would in later years, but the album set the template for a long career to follow: conga-driven instrumentals that surged behind the jabs and wails of Carlos Santana's guitar solos, like "Jingo" and "Soul Sacrifice," and radio-ready songs about the perfidy of women like "Evil Ways".

My book is the story of its beginnings.

This is the solar system's dark and mysterious edgeland, where fossil remnants of its beginnings have been preserved as if in a giant freezer.

At the foundation of modern theoretical physics lie the equations that define our universe, telling us of its beginnings, evolution, and future.

It's also too subtle and too honest to end with an echo of its beginnings – to accelerate to some sort of blazing final crash, metaphorical or otherwise.

The hostage crisis has achieved an apocalyptic importance out of proportion to its beginnings.

To those who experienced the rush of its stage beginnings, it was also an anticlimax, theater history's footnote to established legend.

This paper will trace the evolution of the concept of 'outcomes' from its beginnings in clinical trials of pharmaceuticals to its current use in evaluations of complex interventions.

This lively and learned book traces the history of the concept of evil from its beginnings in ancient times to the period of the New Testament.

According to the American Anthropological Association, anthropology is "the study of humankind, from its beginnings millions of years ago to the present day" (Givens 2008).