Sentence examples for origins about from inspiring English sources

Annie Murphy Pauls book Origins, about the new science of prenatal influences, will be published in September.

Westerns are the stories we used to tell ourselves about our origins, about the sources of our native pluck and resilience.

The project had its origins about a year ago when Mr. Standart, who has a studio next to a bar on Bank Street in New London, started taking portraits of his friends.

Mr. Seinfeld likes to tell a story of the film's spontaneous origins, about four years ago, at a dinner on Long Island with Steven Spielberg, at which Mr. Seinfeld joked that "Bee Movie" would be a fitting title for a movie about bees, and Mr. Spielberg concluded this would actually be a good idea for a film.

Bony avulsions of different origins about the shoulder are described extensively in the literature, especially for children and adolescents.

Evolution is a scientific theory that explains the emergence of new varieties of living things in the past and in the present; it is not a 'theory of origins' about how life began.

Cutting with the Origin is about as easy as a game of connect the dots.

The rate of mortality in diabetic patients, especially of cardiovascular origin, is about twice as much that of nondiabetic individuals.

Well, apart from the fact that the phylogeography of mitochondrial DNA predicted that modern humans had a recent African origin, about 200,000 years ago.

Its presence is an expression not of contemporary military strategy but of pure evolutionary tradition, its depth of origin about a century and three-quarters.

This story begins with the origin about two billion years ago — by an Archaean incorporating bacterial symbionts capable of aerobic respiration — of eukaryotes.