Sentence examples for when it originated from inspiring English sources

When it originated, 800 years ago, it was a vital safeguard for defendants, but that was a time when absolute monarchs used torture to obtain evidence.

So we called Dick Cavett to ask what "The Tonight Show" had meant to New York when it originated from Midtown Manhattan.

Meanwhile, the campaign to persuade the Sun's editor, Dominic Mohan, that the page 3 girl belongs back in the swinging 70s when it originated is making progress as an e-petition.

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I applied to the Peace Corps when it originated in 1961, thinking it would cover my lack of funds and support my college education.

How old my caste is and when it originated is a disputed matter.

The "leap of faith," in Mr. Menzies' words, required to execute a phrase is hardly the same when it originates from a single brain as when it originates from several.

Part of Philo's inestimable skill is realising what looks right for today even when it originates in the past.

(2) That said, particularly when it originates in small-scale experiments, such work is unlikely to produce a full road map for an evidence-based education policy.

Starting from Aristotle's account of empeiria (experience), Bacon argues that logical argument alone, even when it originates from experience, is not sufficient for the "verification of things".

The results demonstrate under different stochastic and spatial scenarios how the evolution of dispersal alleviates kin competition when it originates from the population renewal process as an emergent property.