Sentence examples for tracing it from inspiring English sources

More broadly, Coontz stresses the historical specificity of marriage based on love, tracing it from its emergence in Western Europe some two hundred years ago to modern manifestations like single-sex marriages and stay-at-home dads.

For Rand, all knowledge is derived from perception, and a judgment can be "validated" (Rand's term for establishing an idea's basis in reality) only by tracing it to its foundations at the perceptual level.

Putting together the pieces of the reassortment puzzle of this virus allows tracing it back closer to its initial source and natural reservoir which is important for the control and the prevention of future similar outbreaks.

It seeks to identify where a living weapon arose by analyzing its signature features and tracing it back to a particular nation, region, laboratory or microbe dish.

For each fiber, we store the position at which we are currently tracing it and the current estimate of its model parameters (mean and covariance).

As a painter and photographer, I can tell you that projecting the picture on the canvas and tracing it is useful only to enlarge and position its components.

And by tracing it twice.

I hope the new album is not all about tracing it.

The writer gaes over his Presbyterian ancestry, tracing it back to England in the 17th century.

Feeny talks about the mission that possesses McTighe and every Irishman worth his salt, tracing it through history.

To show that an item has been stolen, experts require papers tracing it to an ancient site or museum.