Sentence examples for reference to genesis from inspiring English sources

That's what happened in 1976 when the rightwing dinosaur Nicholas Fairbairn coined the phrase with reference to Genesis P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chris Carter and Peter Christopherson, the group otherwise known as COUM Transmissions and Throbbing Gristle.

Darwin put forth his theory with no reference to Genesis, and according to Watson, this shows a more fruitful and beneficial relationship between Genesis and science separation or liberation from one another.

According to Cosans (2005), Darwin's description of life being "breathed (by the Creator) into a few forms or into one" was a reference to Genesis 2 7 of the Old Testament, where the Biblical God breathes life into the nostrils of the first human, Adam.

Trump hit back quickly with a statement of his own on Tuesday afternoon, which made reference to the genesis of the conflict, a question Kelly asked Trump at a Republican debate earlier this month.

[8] Realizing that the length of a man's life is up to around "120 years" according to Genesis 6 3 may suggest that a reference to a generation may be longer than 70.

"Snake Charmer", initially titled "Genesis," as a reference to the Book of Genesis, is based on the Biblical story of Adam and Eve.

It's obviously a clunky reference to the Book of Genesis, but the gospels do not suggest that Jesus experienced temptation during the prayers in the garden, nor that he met anyone – let alone a Jedi or, as the personage is presumably supposed to be, Satan.

It is in reference to the creation account in Genesis 2 again, where the woman was created to rescue the man from his solitude.

The Greek Fathers saw in Genesis 1 2 a reference to the Spirit's cooperation in the divine act of creation.

The term 'spawning' is used in Genesis as a metaphorical reference to the use of this term in the field of operating systems where it refers to the process of creating a new process that runs on the same hardware - analogously, spawning a network means creating a new network architecture on the same infrastructure.

Sewall titled his pamphlet "The Selling of Joseph: A Memorial," a reference to the story in the 37th chapter of Genesis in which Jacob's sons sell their brother Joseph into slavery in Egypt.