Sentence examples for origins saying from inspiring English sources
He described his own origins, saying they could easily have left him a street thug.
Mr. Friedman said the anger had "understandable origins," saying it resulted from stagnation in the incomes of ordinary citizens, compounded now by high unemployment.
But the film-makers have distanced themselves from these real-life origins, saying that they consider the movie to be a mother/son love story, rather than a crime thriller.
In the below segment, Co-founder Julia Hartz jumps in and expands upon Eventbrite's origins, saying, "we looked at the industry of event ticketing as something that was ripe for disruption because there was no solution for anybody to sell tickets online".
Chris Carter explained the character's origins, saying "I thought it was interesting to show a little bit of Mulder's history by bringing an old girlfriend back.
The military is still examining the cards and other documents to determine their origins, said Capt.
"No, to the anonymity of origins" said one large banner held by 20 people.
But other experts on human origins say the claim is unjustified, at least on the evidence gathered so far.
"The club has no real Jewish origins," said John C. Jaakke, the club's dapper president, speaking before the Eindhoven game.
Sheik Aqil, the caretaker, despite his fervent belief in the site's Islamic origins, said that he had no intention of undermining its Jewish heritage.
"We were rejected by the white population of South Africa because of our Asian origins," says Issa, "and the black population avoided us because of our white skin".
