Sentence examples for ultimate origins from inspiring English sources

The first trailer has been posted on YouTube, and it sets its stall out as being the ultimate origins story.

Still, Dutton's eloquent account sheds light on the role art plays in our lives, whatever its ultimate origins.

The people who replaced and probably overthrew the Olmec of San Lorenzo about 900 bce had such pottery and figurines, the ultimate origins of which are still a puzzle.

She was the first woman to be convicted under the blasphemy law, a piece of legislation which has its ultimate origins in the British colonial era but has become much harsher in recent years.

In his review Mr. Albert, who also has a Ph.D. in theoretical physics, mocked Mr. Krauss's cocksure claim to have found in the laws of quantum mechanics a definitive answer to the vexing question of the ultimate origins of the universe.

The ultimate origins of the poem, as of the entire corpus of Arthurian myth, lay back in the murkiest depths of the dark ages; a time when native Britons and invading Saxons had been fighting over the abandoned Roman province of Britannia.

Like the universe, it is without a point of ultimate origin or end.

Frame harps appeared in Europe by the 9th century; their ultimate origin is uncertain.

In 1697 De Rerum Originatione (On the Ultimate Origin of Things) developed a cosmological argument for the existence of God, attempting to prove that the ultimate origin of things can be none other than God.

Speculations therefore can only concern such human needs as may give rise to oral literature, not to its ultimate origin.

You quote the author Roy Abraham Varghese as saying that the "ultimate origin question is a metascientific question — one which science can ask but not answer".