Sentence examples for origins among from inspiring English sources

Not true, he says, pointing to its origins among Arabs, Persians, Chinese, Indians and others.

For years the Blok was dismissed as a fringe party with origins among former Nazi collaborators.

Cycadophytes probably had their origins among the Devonian progymnosperms (Progymnospermopsida), although the particular antecedents are unknown.

The two volumes were discrete, the first discussing the evolution of civilization and human origins among the Old World monkeys.

Fairness of opportunities, gender equality, and variety of geographical origins – among other diversity features – have to be considered carefully so that employees feel comfortable with their workplace.

In "Do Lado Esquerdo de Quem Sobe," the tradition's origins among the dispossessed are handled lightly: there aren't enough shoes to go around, yet everyone keeps moving.

The first is the prevalence of Asians, especially of Pakistani and Bangladeshi origin, among those convicted of electoral fraud.

In a kilometre stretch across the front of the station, you can count 21 distinct countries of origin among the business proprietors.

I took the long view of the sink Which was taking it from me – Rose madder of unknown origin Among the usual stuff.

Their worship, together with popular belief in nagas (serpent deities), feminine fertility deities, and mother goddesses, may have had its origin among the early indigenous peoples of India.

The government estimates there are up to 13,000 victims of modern slavery across the UK (pdf), and Nigeria has consistently been one of the top countries of origin among victims identified here.