Sentence examples for real origins from inspiring English sources
People came to him to learn their tribal history, especially orphans, who were always eager to know their real origins.
The real origins of modern glass were in Alexandria during the Ptolemaic period and, later, in ancient Rome.
His foster parents remove any trace of his real origins, and only at school does Austerlitz discover his true name.
Writing the book took four years, from the first page to the last, but the book's real origins reach back much further into his life.
But the real origins of the opera go back to an extraordinary exhibition of Schwitters' work, which I stumbled on while roaming around Dusseldorf before a concert in January 2001.
The real origins of his venture lie elsewhere, in his ambition, his belief that he could get away with his unilateral changes, and that when it came to the crunch, the Chinese government would back down.
"The real origin is unknown, but Parnell is involved.
"People associate that with Chuck Colson, but the real origin goes back to President Johnson," Mr. Winston said.
He was profoundly right in saying that Sept. 11 was an appalling crime that had no conceivable justification, or even any real origin in oppression and injustice.
JULY: The real origin of this project was the e-mails I exchanged with my friend Sheila Heti, who is one of the participants in the project.
The name antimony appears to be derived from the Latin antimonium, in a translation of a work by the alchemist Geber, but its real origin is uncertain.
