Sentence examples for whose genesis from inspiring English sources

It is founded on multilateral treaties whose genesis was not pain-free.

Now Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam is trying to do just that with "King of Hearts," whose genesis is the 1966 French film of the same title.

Foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, however, includes conditions whose symptoms are extremely complicated and subjective, and whose genesis has never been established and is highly unlikely to be any single source.

Through Mr. Gehrke, a friend since the battles of the 1970's, contact was made with the Sprengel Museum, a remarkable modern collection whose genesis lay in the passion for art of a Hanover chocolate baron.

Like Humphrey Bogart's character in the classic 1948 film "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," he realizes now, he was developing a full-blown case of gold fever, a condition whose genesis he traces to a trip to a prospecting supply shop in the Sydney area.

Above all, the political centrepiece of the budget – the living wage – was an idea whose genesis was a campaign launched a decade ago by Citizens UK – the organisation David Cameron declined to address in the election due to a diary clash.

Manuel Ortiz, whose daughter, Genesis, was injured, went to the 33rd Precinct station house yesterday to file a complaint.

One especially violent gang under close FBI scrutiny is Mara Salvatrucha (MS), a network of street thugs and former paramilitary guerrillas whose exact genesis is disputed, but which got its first toehold among the children of Salvadorean refugees in Los Angeles.

The lineup for that film program also features "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye," directed by Marie Losier, which documents the love story between Genesis P-Orridge and Lady Jaye Breyer, whose physical features Genesis P-Orridge duplicated through cross-dressing and plastic surgery.

Their ideas are being showcased in the new Creation Museum in Petersburg, Ky., opened in May by a creationist group called Answers in Genesis, whose headquarters are nearby.

Now Aronofsky, the ambitious indie director of "Pi," "The Fountain," and "Black Swan," has poured his own dark obsessions into Genesis, whose stories are strange and savage to begin with.