Sentence examples for origin that it from inspiring English sources

It may be that the transcriptomic profile of a metastasis has deviated so much from its origin that it is more like an entirely new type of cancer.

The court today insists that the decision in Miranda is a "constitutional" one; that it has "constitutional underpinnings," a "constitutional basis" and a "constitutional origin"; that it was "constitutionally based"; and that it announced a "constitutional rule".

Japan, by contrast, made concerns over its abductees central to its talks with North Korea and Chinaa has quietly agreed to send any North Koreans of Japanese origin that it finds to Japan, not North Korea.

If you want to argue that partial versions of Hebrew and Christian stories are visible in the Koran, or that its historical portions are inaccurate, nobody will stop you.Most Muslim children are told that they need know only one thing about the Koran's origin: that it was revealed over a period of 23 years by the angel Gabriel to Muhammad.

Thinking is, then, for itself a presuppositionless origin, that is, it is its own principle: principium (Echardus, In Ioh. n. 38; LW III, 32, 11: "… ipsum principium semper est intellectus purus …": "The principle itself is always pure intellect …").

Superman is such an iconic character and I can't imagine anything being added to his origin that would make it resonate better with wider audiences, but this managed to take me a little bit by surprise.

And it is Ginger & Rosa's lack of self-consciousness, despite its personal origins, that makes it by far her most mainstream to date.

Perhaps, the most outstanding problem with the biology of AD is the question of its mechanistic origins, that is, it remains unclear wherein the molecular failures occur that underlie the disease.

Indeed, she noted in "Origins" that "it may even be that the true predicaments of our time will assume their authentic form — though not necessarily the cruelest — only when totalitarianism has become a thing of the past". But she brilliantly diagnosed the forms of alienation and dispossession that diminished human dignity, threatened freedom and fueled the rise of authoritarianism.

Unlike the group B pedigree, which is well known for the different genetic origins that compose it, the group A pedigree is not fully known in higher generations.

For once a film was so faithful to its origins that it even enhanced the original novel's unfading and stimulating quality.