Sentence examples for origin is as from inspiring English sources
They feel the media has failed to report their side of the story, and so they firebombed the offices of the Oldham Chronicle, thus rather undermining their argument.Stereotyping Britons of Asian origin is as useful as lumping all whites together as European.
Their origin is as yet unclear, and may be either in Asia or Africa, but they have undergone dispersals between the two regions.
The word, Greek in origin, is, as the Atlantic wrote late last year, used as a "sweeping dismissal," one that's "slightly gentler than 'fascist' and slightly more dignified than 'buffoon.'" Demagogues, they write, "undermine the stability of a 'by the people' form of government particularly by turning 'the people' against each other.
These results indicate that, regardless of whether the nine-spined stickleback has a marine or freshwater origin (the origin is, as yet, unknown), there has not been a single colonisation event from one habitat type to another.
I wouldn't claim to know everything about the Bible, but I do know Ken Ham's insistence on "biblical origins" is as phony as the rest of creation science.
Born in 1840 in a tiny Dorset hamlet, Hardy's own origins were as obscure as those of his fictional Jude.
Neither Twain (from antebellum Missouri) nor Chaplin (from the slums of Victorian Lambeth) seemed to notice that his own origins were as lowly as Shakespeare's, yet they both managed to attain greatness.
Today the performance is remembered as one of the most revolutionary moments in feminist art, though for Ono the work's origins were as much in Buddhism as they were in feminism.
Beyond this it is clear that the MHC contains further signals but their nature and origins are as yet unresolved.
Its origin was as the opposition party authorised by Brazil's military dictators of 1964-85.
Proponents of the initiative also say government inquiries about race, ethnicity, and national origin are as intrusive and inappropriate as questions about religion and sexual orientation.
