Sentence examples for the genesis of something from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the genesis of something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the origin or beginning of an idea, project, or phenomenon. Example: "The genesis of the new policy can be traced back to the community's feedback during the town hall meetings."
The genesis of something completely idiosyncratic, and completely brilliant, from the best intentioned attempts to re-create a pre-existing formula.
There are several others in the works, including one by New Yorker contributor Daniel Mendelsohn, about reading The Odyssey with his ailing father, while I recently published a book on the genesis of The Great Gatsby, so I have something of a stake in this game.
The first 10 years and even the genesis of the band was a reaction to something that was happening, though it was obviously not a direct political reaction, but a reaction to something that happens and affects a lot of people and causes them to reconsider what they've been doing with their lives.
"I must try to do something," she said of the genesis of her efforts.
I felt this newly educated -- not smarter but better-educated -- class of people would want something different, and that was the genesis of Trader Joe's.
The genesis of "Swing Symphony," Marsalis says, "was very much about doing something with Simon.
I figured I would take a shot at building something, and it turned out much better than I expected!" says Kahn, explaining the genesis of the project.
"We just tried to create something of our own with integrity, class," Cassidy said in 1989 in the Chicago Tribune of the genesis of Spirit.
The genesis of the nickname?
This was the genesis of the Orangery.
