Sentence examples for origin makes from inspiring English sources

His real estate agent Annie (Heather Graham), a native Upper East Sider, says his origin makes him something less than a real New Yorker.

Quite rightly, we argue that punishing millions of refugees for the actions of a few criminals of unknown origin makes no more sense than branding all white men paedophiles because of Jimmy Savile.

Origin makes next to no impact in this country these days beyond rugby league tragics, because it is shown on the little-known subscription Premier Sports channel whereas before it was given a reasonable platform on Sky.

So what we are looking for is that the belief's origin makes it objectively probable.

With side-hustles being all the rage these days, the new Shaper Origin makes it easier than ever to start building and selling cool gadgets in your free time.

However, the variety of signals and their chemical and physical origin makes engineering of the scaffolds quite challenging and requires careful design in order to obtained the desired outcome.

She also does not want her borough of origin made public.

People of Hispanic origin make up 27percentt of the city's population, according to the 2000 census.

His multiple points of origin made him adaptable to any situation.

Some have suggested the fact she is female and of Asian origin made her the perfect candidate for the Tricycle.

Attacks can be routed through various I.P. addresses to mask their true origin, making attribution "nearly impossible," Mr. Blasco said.