Sentence examples for were to be traced from inspiring English sources

If the chain of beings were to be traced to a specific agent or entity, the origin of the latter must itself be questioned.

Death has put both beyond the reach of indictment, but if Petrarch's skull were to be traced as a result of the latest discovery it could lead to charges of receiving stolen goods, an offence for which, under Italian law, there is no statute of limitations.

The surface upon which the pattern is to be traced is finely undercut with a sharp instrument.

According to this classical empiricist view, all ideas, beliefs, and theories expressed in conceptual form are to be traced back to their origin in sense if they are to be understood and justified.

"Such influence as the war has had is to be seen in the armies and is to be traced to the congregation of large numbers of men in huts and billets and in crowded transports.

According to Cavendish, none of the achievements of bodies are to be traced to immaterial agents such as God, immaterial finite minds, or substantial forms, because bodies have the resources to bring about everything that they do on their own.

His origin is to be traced to the four Vināyakas, evil spirits, of the Mānavagŗhyasūtra (7th 4th century BCE) who cause various types of evil and suffering".

The walls were to be checked for traces of blood, and the concrete floor was to be excavated.

Spores could be inactivated, yet may be able to be traced by genetic fingerprinting.

If there is a strange journey to be traced, she cannot resist the retelling.

Intent is crucial and would have to be traced right up to the top.