Sentence examples for powerful origins from inspiring English sources

At Maison Martin Margiela, the designer's original spirit is now a pale shadow of its powerful origins, as a team sent out the latest (but not the newest) riffs on deconstruction.

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"The Exodus Song" tells one helluva powerful origin story.

Disney, which made Alice in Wonderland, is developing Oz the Great and Powerful, an origins tale revealing how L Frank Baum's wonderful wizard ended up at the Emerald City (and possibly featuring Sam Mendes directing Robert Downey Jr as the wizard).

The researchers also identified low levels of carbon with Hubble's powerful Cosmic Origins Spectrograph.

That work, however, lacked the clarity and force of other writings of the 1930s, such as the powerful essay "The Origin of the Work of Art" (1936).

He was not a religious man, but his Jewish origins were powerful in his life.

Beth Hise, a co-curator who is a Yale-educated Cleveland Indians fan living in Australia, addresses the issue head on in the text she wrote for the exhibit, calling the idea that baseball was an American game in its origins "a powerful and popular myth".

They are particularly powerful in revealing the origins of emerging diseases.

The bones at the heel and elbow are extended to form levers that give origin to powerful extensor muscles of the foot and hand, thus contributing to a locomotory thrust against the ground.

The concern about the indiscriminate use of chemicals to control pests in various crops has encouraged the search for powerful insecticides of natural origin, but with reduced toxic effects on man, animals, and the environment.