Sentence examples for origin is that it from inspiring English sources

One theory of its origin is that it is the result of a merger between a helium- and a carbon-oxygen white dwarf.

The other school of thought on the name's origin is that it is a corruption of Deutsch, because the German expressionists liked to set a tilt on their tales of madness and extremity.

The most that can be said about its origins is that it neither developed from nor directly depended upon the North Semitic alphabet.

The original hypothesis for the great white's origins is that it shares a common ancestor with a prehistoric shark, such as the C. megalodon.

The leading hypothesis for H. floresiensis's origins is that it was descended from H. erectus, says Brown.

One of the beauties of this finely-crafted tour of Darwin's Origin is that you can wander through it at will and still find a firmly-connected story of biology.

The origin is that you tip an inferior.

A fun origin story is that it started with an internet comment.

A variation of this origin of Chamba is that it originated as a hermitage which Champavati, a devout Hindu, used to frequent.

The other theory about tickling's origins is that we bond through it.

Rodgers attributes Swan's virtues to its land of origin: "My theory is that it comes from who knows how many years of the Finns' depending on the seas.