Sentence examples for thought originating from inspiring English sources

In their cautionary and inspiring essays on the history of utopian practice and thought (originating as lectures at the New York Public Library and collected in "Visions of Utopia"), Edward Rothstein, Herbert Muschamp and Martin E. Marty maintain that while the road to utopia often leads to failure or dystopia, the utopian impulse and quest is in itself of great value.

I keep seeing this term which (I think?) originated in the US.

One such dish might have been bakso telur ("meatball eggs") which Jakarta resident Ditya Wicaksono thinks originated in Java.

And this game, I think, originated with the South American Indians, and instead of a ball they used to use the head, the decapitated head, of an enemy warrior.

The problem is, there is something distinctly worrisome about people who like to think they're smart, sophisticated and worldly because they use an Australian phrase that they think originated in Europe.

The ancient event was a gamma ray burst, one of the flashes of high-energy radiation that astronomers think originate in the most energetic events in the universe.

The attacks are thought to originate from a disenfranchised pact in the Anonymous movement.

The word is thought to originate from the Persian word kūfta, meaning to grind.

The next day I asked her how she thought art originated.

The vigesimal system (counting in base 20) is thought to originate from humans' fingers and toes.

It is thought to originate in bats, and to have been passed on to humans by camels.