Sentence examples similar to speaking origin from inspiring English sources

It speaks of origin and the ways in which a name can bring pride and power to the owner.

Perhaps, in the background, a teacher was speaking about the origin of species.

The IRSED is derived from summing multiple weighted variables including education, occupation, non-English speaking background, Indigenous origin, and the economic resources of households.

Sitting in front of photos of his late father and two brothers, Sanford and Henry, who once shared in the stores operation, he spoke of origins.

Researchers discovered several Russian words embedded in the malware's code, suggesting the attackers are of Russian-speaking origin.

Further, in segregated Long Island, we have demonstrated a shameful amount of prejudice toward immigrants, particularly those of Spanish-speaking origin.

Women, people of English-speaking origin, and those having contact with a person with dementia, showed better knowledge of several health behaviours.

In 2009, approximately one quarter (5.8 million people) of the Australian resident population (22 million people) was born overseas, of which more than half were from a non-English-speaking origin.

While Rangers' friendship with HSV seems far less political in its origins – speaking to fans of both clubs through the "Rangers Hamburg Linfield Blues Brothers" Facebook group, Jörg Albertz is a much more prominent theme than the social and religious divide in Glasgow – this does not mean that the politics of the Old Firm are lost on supporters at the Volksparkstadion.

Descriptions of attackers being of "Arab or North African origin" and speaking foreign languages has fuelled speculation that they were among more than a million asylum seekers who arrived in Germany this year.

Even with the traffickers, who are supposed to make most of the profit at origin, we're speaking about quite modest profits at the source".