Sentence examples for which he originated from inspiring English sources

His most important work was The Four Gospels: A Study of Origins (1924), in which he originated a "four document hypothesis" (including a Proto-Luke) as a solution to the synoptic problem and developed the theory of "local texts" in the manuscript transmission of the New Testament.

Mr. Klugman, who died on Monday at 90, received a Tony nomination for the debut 1959 production of "Gypsy," in which he originated the role of Herbie.

Reviewing the "Love Songs" solo in 2001, which Ailey choreographed for Mr. Williams, Jennifer Dunning wrote in The New York Times, "It is hard not to remember Dudley Williams in the role, which he originated".

Mr. Woolf (previously seen at the festival in "Monologue") directed the very first production of "The Room," in which he originated the role of Mr. Kidd, at the University of Bristol in 1957.

The cast includes Joseph McManners in the title role; the New Zealand baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes in a reprise of the role of the Pilot, which he originated in Houston; Mairead Carlin as the Rose; Sir Willard White as the King; Lesley Garrett as the Fox; Tome Randle as the Snake; and a 35-member children's chorus.

He also won Tony and Drama Desk nominations for his roles in Robert Schenkkan's "The Kentucky Cycle," which he originated at the Mark Taper Forum.

And so I try to paint the context of the challenges that he faces, the history from which he originates and how, conceivably, he will interpret our actions.

A former Panther who sells historical artifacts — slave shackles, Ku Klux Klan robes, abolitionist newspapers — told Woodfox that he had been one of the founders of the Party, which he said originated in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

A Nobel peace prize was among many laurels bestowed for his work as a League of Nations high commissioner, in the course of which he had originated the Nansen passport for refugees.

Cuccinelli, however, said Virginia has "outgrown" that requirement, as the state -- which he acknowledged originated Massive Resistance -- is no longer marked by institutionalized bigotry.

In 1958 he became vice president for industrial and governmental relations at MIT, in which capacity he originated the proposal that the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics be used as the basis for a new space agency, which eventually became the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.