Sentence examples for tracing it to from inspiring English sources
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.
To show that an item has been stolen, experts require papers tracing it to an ancient site or museum.
Several weeks before, they had noticed that equipment had disappeared from the plant, and they began tracing it to a nearby rail yard.
The history of academic reform in college athletics is more than a century old, with some tracing it to 1869, the year of the first college football game.
CDNEurope is a tough nut to crack – tracing it to a geographical source is impossible because the farthest you get is XLHost.com, a hosting company – but it serves up malware in seconds.
He ended by quoting "slipped the surly bonds of earth... and touched the face of God," and even though this was not then in the dictionaries of quotations, it was not very hard tracing it to the poem by John Gillespie Magee.
I can trace it to that conversation.
But then you can trace it to some external forces, which are carrying your iPod.
I blew up the image, traced it to paper and measured it all to scale.
He traced it to a visit to Saratoga Springs 20 years ago.
