Sentence examples for origins with from inspiring English sources

Augustine countered that we are all marked, in our very origins, with evil.

Inquisition marries the spirit and scope of Origins with the flashier approach of its sequel.

(Scorsese, in his re-creation of Méliès's studio, dramatizes the magic-show origins with exultant merriment).

But to judge simply by source is to confuse origins with truth.

Why not a museum that mixes African origins with space age aspirations?

Their rapport is meant to reflect those origins, with earthiness and groove.

Resnais emphasizes the story's theatrical origins, with credits resembling a playbill and a red curtain between the acts.

It is attacking Sonia's foreign origins with some success, but finding it much harder to ridicule Rahul and Priyanka.

At this museum, though, you are faced again and again with music's origins — with its means, not its ends.

By including Mars in the legend, the Romans were attempting to connect their origins with that important deity.

"We've coexisted with mutual respect and without any worries," he said, not least because this city's mostly Sephardic Jews shared common origins with many Muslims from North Africa.