Sentence examples for through ancestors from inspiring English sources

In May, two Californian scientists compared genetic sequences from more than 2,000 individuals, and concluded that all Europeans from Edinburgh to Istanbul, from Tromso to Taranto, were mutually related through ancestors who lived a thousand years ago.

I sustain that above-ground mortuary structures reflected a growing concern for territorial behaviors during the LIP that allowed household members, kinship groups and/or political units, according to varying contexts, to draw social boundaries between insiders and outsiders by reifying identity and social solidarity through ancestors worship.

That is something that has been passed down to us through generations through our ancestors".

Today it is recognized that the relationship of modern humans to the present anthropoid apes (e.g., chimpanzees) is through common ancestors rather than through direct descent.

"There's this link between Obama, an American originating from Africa through his father, and his wife, an African-American originating from Africa through her ancestors," said House of Slaves curator Eloi Coly.

So, we can ask what fraction of that increase, realized through our ancestors over 3.5 billion years, was contributed by symbiotic mergers and how much by nonsymbiotic increases.

"There's an extreme amount of intergenerational trauma that the next generation has inherited through their ancestors," says Malaya Qaunirq Chapman, a 27-year-old tour guide in Iqaluit.

He also has more indirect links to both Queen Elizabeth II and Lady Jane Grey through other ancestors in his tree," Schurer said.

"The earth belongs to us through our ancestors, and foreigners" — Muslims — "came to try and take it, but they cannot," he said.

And now they have charged Talbott, 55, with murder, saying his DNA profile found through his ancestors this month matches the DNA left at the crime scene 31 years ago.

Accelerating then, through our ancestors, with bigger and bigger brains – increases that coincided with periods when the Earth's orbit was at its most elliptical and the climate most volatile.