Sentence examples for see the origin of from inspiring English sources

Durkheim hoped to discover a pure religion in very ancient forms and generally claimed to see the origin of religion in totemism.

Although some of the logicians working in term logic have very complicated treatments of negation, we can see the origin of the modern conception in the extensional tradition as well.

As we will see, "The Origin of the Work" seeks to lead its audience performatively to encounter this "enigma of art" (PLT 79/GA5 67) for ourselves in order to learn to understand being in a post-modern way.

The tendency (probably ever since Darwin published the Origin in 1859) is to see the "origin of species" as the simple and direct consequence of the ongoing transformation of the heritable properties of organisms via adaptation through natural selection.

Within vertebrates, we see the origin of podocin, slipin-3 and stomatin proteins, and we propose that these arose as a result of two gene duplication events.

"You can really see the origins of the medium," Mr. Wishnow said.

You can clearly see the origins of The Mighty Boosh's Howard Moon in Munro.

Audiences will see the origins of montage, special effects and the meddling film producer.

This is the same principle behind the Hubble telescope: in the light of the earliest stars we see the origins of the universe.

Partly, because it's already so fascinating to see the origins of the Discworld and the source of so many other stories.

The 16,000 customers who visit Woodbury Pewter each year include gift shop owners from around the country who come to see the origins of the pewter pieces they sell.