Sentence examples for the true genesis from inspiring English sources

Although the true genesis of the superstition is unclear, two dining stories are often held up as origins.

But Mr. Gingrich contends that the true genesis of the Supreme Court's assertion of judicial supremacy was in its 1958 decision in Cooper v. Aaron.

This perhaps is the true genesis of "God Bless the U.S.A.," which was originally motivated by a desire to pay tribute to Americans who had served in the military or lost their lives for their country.

The issue is important because Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and his hard-line subordinates have sought to portray their country as the true genesis of the Arab Spring political uprisings that have convulsed many of Iran's neighbors.

But Mr. Price's greatest achievement may have been to help foment a revolution in ceramics that was in many ways the true genesis of the Southern California art scene.

"The true genesis of this project can be found in my frustration in the absence of African-American heroes during my adolescent love of comic books.& 8221 Jonathan Gayles talks about his documentary "White Scripts and Black Supermen".

But if I really think about it, the closest thing to a true genesis is a drive I make whenever I go home to LA.

According to the report, which was submitted the following June, the True project had its genesis in discussions between Douglas Kennedy, then the editor of True, and a certain Joseph Field, whom the report identified as a public-relations man on retainer to Brown & Williamson.

When as much is expected of the Palestinians as is of the Israelis, the genesis of a true peace process may finally take hold.

If that is what scientists really say is true about genesis, and it is, it strikes me as something even more inconceivable and awe-inspiring than anything in biblical Genesis.

He aligned himself with the Creation Research Society, a scientists' group that asserts that the events in the Book of Genesis are true.