Sentence examples for true origin from inspiring English sources

But I believe the Balkan War of 1912 was the true origin of the genocide.

Antonin Artaud saw it as the true origin of the theatre of cruelty.

The true origin of the term "Jackson Whites" may be lost.

It also became difficult to determine the true origin of any communication that was routed through the United States.

Tells of the various letters received from all parts of the country telling him of its true origin.

Attacks can be routed through various I.P. addresses to mask their true origin, making attribution "nearly impossible," Mr. Blasco said.

The veil of maya ("illusion") in many Indian stories prevents a man from remembering his true origin and goal.

The discovery of the true origin of Ames "looks like it gets Iowa off the hook," a senior law enforcement official said yesterday.

If AT&T could not identify the true origin of traffic received from Onvoy, it is because AT&T failed to look".

Thus, etymology is the study of the true origin of a word and how usage may change and layer on new senses to its meaning over the years.

Raja Bashir's probe centres on allegations that Vitol used false documents to conceal the true origin of the oil, describing it as good quality fuel from Iran.