Sentence examples for origin of the proposition from inspiring English sources
He was baffled — he had no teaching experience — until he learned the origin of the proposition: his friend and fellow-poet Theodore Roethke had had one of his periodic manic episodes, and, holed up in his faculty cottage, had said he would emerge peaceably only if Kunitz was hired to replace him.
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The origin of these propositions, however, is not stated in the introductory letter.
"The proposition is that the origin of the genetic code traces back to the origin of metabolism", that is a nice thought but Copley et al. (2005) should developed that previously, but from a very different angle.
"Lawless" is the twin of "The Proposition".
Proof of the proposition.
Tells about the origin of the phrase.
The origin of the goal surprised everyone.
The origin of the races is sketchy.
The origin of the name is obscure.
