Sentence examples for true originator from inspiring English sources
Data East's largest objection in court was that their 1984 arcade game Karate Champ was the true originator of the competitive fighting game genre, which predated the original Street Fighter by three years.
Although other artists have used wire imagery, Calder was its true originator.
On Tuesday we reported Mr Galloway's insistence that the true originator was Hope Nolan, the young daughter of a Stop the War activist.
One might argue that the Bad News Bears series was the true originator of the "bad" naming convention (and might have a leg to stand on as Bad Santa led to both the writers and star Billy Bob Thornton to remake the first film), but this is the movie that truly cemented the trope for modern audiences.
It does not take much for the historically curious in either town — like Richard Gardiner, a professor of teacher education at Columbus State University here — to explain why theirs is the true originator of a revered American holiday and why the other is well-meaning but simply misguided.
Indeed Kant, not Daniel Dennett, is the true originator of the notion of the intentional stance (Dennett 1987).
"Soft plagiarism --failing to credit ideas to their true originators--is another common "gray zone" abuse, adds Shamoo.
Always armed with a great story to tell or an honest assessment of music, past and present, enjoy this extended conversation with one of dance music's true originators, Arthur Baker.
This show is Halley's comeback, and while the comparison with a true American originator ends there, it's as lavish a production as that classic TV special.
Back in the seventies, when Hendrick was an outfielder with the Cards and Indians and A's, he was the originator, the true Versace, of the long-pants fashion that still prevails almost everywhere.
In the presence of the author and originator of true justice, the only proper response can only be an admission of guilt -- not just one's own guilt but the collective guilt of a whole people.
