Sentence examples for origins for example from inspiring English sources

(The older Verdi embroidered on various aspects of his early life, exaggerating the lowliness of his origins, for example).

The curriculum documents say this topic includes "identifying key elements of Australia's system of law and government and their origins (for example the Magna Carta; federalism; constitutional monarchy; the Westminster system and the separation of powers – legislature, executive, judiciary; the houses of parliament; how laws are made)".

It talks about "identifying key elements of Australia's system of law and government and their origins (for example the Magna Carta; federalism; constitutional monarchy; the Westminster system and the separation of powers – legislature, executive, judiciary; the houses of parliament; how laws are made)".

If the Bible is wrong about our origins, for example, then it cannot be the word of God as previously understood and, therefore, may be wrong about everything else, becoming merely a collection of myths and fables without authority on spiritual matters.

Future risk assessments for the water and sewage network owned and operated by Aguas de Manizales can explore the consideration of hazards of different origins (for example, flash floods, landslides, and volcanic ash fall), which can also be assessed and integrated using the same probabilistic methodological framework for the estimation of feasible losses explained in this study.

As a consequence of being located in a region prone to hazards with different origins (for example, landslides, floods, and volcanic ash fall are common in the city, and the Colombian Andes are prone to earthquakes), a comprehensive set of disaster risk management and reduction activities have been continuously developed during the past 10 years.

The instrument, then new, allows scientists to determine a mineral's origin; for example, whether it was crystallized from a molten state.

The beginnings of farming, 10,000 or more years ago, have often been discussed in relation to a few discrete "centres of origin", for example the Fertile Crescent of the Middle East, and Central America.

During the rapid growth phase of cells in tissue culture, they usually lose the ability to carry out the specialized function characteristic of their organ of origin; for example, if cartilage cells divide rapidly, they no longer synthesize cartilaginous matrix.

He argues that people use words to make jokes but don't want the words themselves to be jokes: "The more general principle is that a word shouldn't call attention to itself, by humor or by any other means -- its looks or origin, for example.

This is a problem when performing elemental analysis for carbon and other elements that can indicate a biogenic origin, for example P or N, may be of importance instead.