Sentence examples for origins makes from inspiring English sources

Early Muslim literature has a theme of the wandering adventurer who comes from obscure origins, makes good, and seeks the consolations of Islam.

For her part, she is angry that she was lied to, but knowing the truth about her origins makes it easier to understand and forgive her adoptive parents.

Although the exact nature of Axial Seamount remains unknown, its polysemous origins makes it one of the most geologically interesting features in the North Pacific.

This exploration of origins makes the assumption that most lineages will display continued occupancy of refugial regions combined with more recent expansion into glaciated regions, rather than large-scale shifts of entire ranges across major regions of the continent.

However, the use of multiple replication origins makes it more difficult to ensure that the entire genome is precisely duplicated during each S phase, with no sections left unreplicated and no sections replicated more than once (under- and over-replication, Fig. 1).

Until this week, Pierre's Haitian origins made him ineligible for Dominican citizenship.

From the 6th century onward, a movement with religious origins made itself heard in literature.

Tubman led a remarkable life, one that her race, her sex and her origins make all the more extraordinary.

It traces the company's origins making aircraft engines and its expansion into motorbikes and then cars.

This particular rant was staged, and posted to YouTube, by "FriendsofPeteKing," but the circumstances of its origins made it no less a rant.

Further, Wreszin strongly suggests that my Southern origins made me so hostile to the antislavery movement that I "attacked the abolitionist Charles Sumner as demented".