Sentence examples for originally the object of from inspiring English sources

Originally, the object of this forward glimpse was the vaunted directorship of Gerard Mortier, and the music touched obliquely on some of his planned productions.

• To the Editor: We should remember that in the debate over health care reform, cost containment was originally the object of the public option — itself a compromise from the single-payer option.

The GRADE method was originally the object of debate but throughout the discussion and consensus process the experts repeatedly went and came back from the specific aspects of the method to other levels related to their experience as clinicians and health professionals in the GPC fields.

OPC, originally the Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) for Process Control, brings a broad communication opportunity between different kinds of control systems.

McAlpine's cousin, Jimmie McAlpine, a prominent local businessman, was the one originally named by Wrexham inmates as the object of rumours.

Originally an industrial centre, Créteil became the object of a major program of urban redevelopment in the late 1960s, which created virtually a new town.

Nor is romance missing, for true love is preferred to a hundred concubines, even if the object of passion has originally been bought as a slave.

Recently, the complex modelings of phenomena in nature and society have been the object of several investigations based on the methods originally developed in a physical context.

It was originally practiced at Manga in Muscat prior to going out on a raid; the object of the dance was to "warm up" for combat to come.

The object of their desires?

(The clause is the object of wonders).