Sentence examples for the very origin from inspiring English sources

It's a personal film that tells stories about Malick's own life, but it also delves into the very origin of Malick's imagination.

"The United States, the very origin of the financial crisis, has been burned so badly it is now trying to compensate by overregulating," he said.

The duel itself remains a shockingly brutal episode at the very origin of the United States, pitting Burr, a sitting vice president, against Hamilton in a lethal battle stemming from gossip, mutual acrimony and profoundly different visions of government.

What Richter is at pains to foreground is the fact of mediation, the presence, at the very origin and base of every piece, of technologies of mass-production, of repetition.

It cannot be said right now that any of the various filaments seen in Kulindadromeus are genuinely feathers in the sense that they share a single evolutionary origin back at the very origin of the dinosaurs and before the ornithischians split from the theropods and sauropodomorphs.

Darwin (1859) thought that competition was important in the very origin of new species.

But the putative link between cinema and peril goes back to the very origins of the medium.

Was it strange returning to the very origins of Doom - in terms of graphics, CPU, memory restrictions?

Knowledge can be tested, climate change identified, stock markets analysed and the very origins of the universe probed.

The very origins and foundations of the Christian faith lie with the poor, the ostracised and the marginalised.

The idea of late-night (or early- morning) concerts goes back to the very origins of the festival, in 1966, when it gave two concerts at midnight.