Use "origins" in a sentence

1. "From these origins Sammy's gang evolved and was shunned even by the maturing old boys of the DMS

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2. ‘JJ was born here; he has no idea of his origins

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3. Parrot: If you hear this bird chattering, beware of a treacherous person in your circle; if a young woman dreams of a parrot, she should investigate the origins of her lover before marriage, or she will have a nasty surprise too late

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4. Alfred still had a hard time thinking that Alan would have deliberately severed that last possible link with his origins

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5. I asked a lot of questions and learned a lot about the origins of the dragons

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6. He had survived the party, but mainly because so many other things had happened that day, the whole town had found out about his origins and Desa had scared him nearly to death with a song that made him believe she had been controlling his mind with RNAcid for generations

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7. I'm a bit of a sci-fi fan so his YingolNeerie origins are interesting to me

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8. In spite of his otherworldly origins, Alan had the intellectual capacity to interest her, she wasn't sure about Yarin

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9. I know he's strange because of his origins and I know he's just a kid, but the fact that he's been loyal to me when no one else has in so long means a lot to me, it's not something I'm going to just casually toss aside

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10. No one had a problem with the origins of the Ogatu; just the part about the unrelenting hatred of the Scathers

11. "She didn’t know her origins until she came here; the Eloi suspected I think

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12. As we traced back the origins of the individual trapped

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13. The cleaning takes all morning, partly because I keep stopping to drink some water … I’m feeling bloody minded and refuse to take painkillers for the headache I am convinced had its origins in that bottle of wine

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14. “I’ve traced the girl’s origins

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15. When I said it is ancient beyond fathoming, I mean its origins are lost in the mists of time just as the origins of language itself, and this diagram handed on from age to age remains our only clue

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16. Desa tied this in to the laboratory theory of human origins

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17. The whole story of his origins, what Earth was created for, why mankind developed science and why the Orthodox Christial Church picked 61 Cygni as the destination of their expedition found its purpose in that song

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18. He could give several places as origins with enough plausibility now, even for his most intimate lover

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19. "But you saw none before Alan found out about his origins

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20. proud of his origins and wants to attract the

21. demon by telling us his origins

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22. Unlike her, he wasn’t fascinated with the world’s origins, either

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23. Though this one is of decidedly less friendly origins

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24. However, whilst most physicists agree on the origins of the universe, debate still rages concerning its ultimate fate

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25. All wealth had its origins in thought

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26. It comprises of the creation of heaven and Earth, the Flood and the origins of the Israelite nation and God’s covenant with them

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27. We have to consider that the information contained in the Bible also addresses our origins in the creation account in which it describes how God created everything and that it was a deliberate choice and action from God to perform his creative work

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28. They’re trying to source the origins of some diamonds while posing as bent jewellers interested in buying them“ Ray explained further

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29. I will, however, tell you of its origins

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30. Had the beast killed him or had it been Hollowcrest’s medical zealots from the dungeon? And why did Mitsy think they came from the same source? Amaranthe felt certain Hollowcrest was a traditionalist, not someone who would flirt with the unnatural, and Akstyr believed that creature of magical origins

31. “Did you warn the soldiers about the creature’s origins?”

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32. The opponents of ―Wealth‖ oftentimes ignore its humbler origins by rejecting off-hand the many hardships that many financially successful individuals had to endure—hard work, taking calculated risks and self-sacrifice in order to acquire their fortune(s)

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33. essence of Bergamot, a small citrus fruit with its origins in China

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34. A blend of Lapsang Souchong and black teas with its origins in the caravan route

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35. They all understood, whatever their religious beliefs, including those who were not religious at all, for that matter, the inestimable value that religious principles imparted on the spiritual vitality of well-ordered society mindful of its eternal origins; and that true Wisdom was destined to achieve its loftiest expression(s) in the highest moral offices that properly instruct the Conscience of Men lest they fall prey to Tyranny or other capricious designs

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36. This is especially evident among those whose pecuniary origins are well below standard

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37. Response: A very serious one indeed! Although I am not opposed to this practice in principle, (its historical origins as they relate to proportional ethnic/racial representation have been well documented), even its most ardent detractors, however, must applaud the creative resourcefulness of those responsible for engineering such elaborate arrangements that have given rise to disproportionate (racial) representation rising well above of the national average

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38. Laws, in the absence of binding (principle) origins constitute a transitory, variable system of rules conditioned by current fashions without regard to (the) underlying (moral) assumptions that otherwise provide (customary) perspective to a well-ordered, (continuous) society

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39. This is why I put the asterisks next to the note about William’s origins: You see my father was adopted

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40. The only difference with my dad and your husband was that his parents were not as loving and my dad always craved to find out more about his origins

41. That there is little (practical) difference separating both major political parties isn‘t lost, however, on clear-headed individuals seeking an alternative to divisive symmetries; whatever their political origins might be

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42. Hilderich was already on his feet, following Amonas from close behind, careful with his steps, avoiding what seemed the most grisly pathways and wet spots that held soft matter of dubious origins underneath

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43. Kazowskis also had a multitude of questions about Jan Woznica, asking about his accent, his origins, why he needed a cart, and where he was going

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44. He explained away his origins near the Baltic by saying that they had been expelled by the Germans even before 1939 and remained here in the south

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45. Molo sniggered at the thought of such a fantastic artifact of mysterious origins and unheard of qualities as that stone, in the hands of a savage that could barely use a wheel, if in fact he had ever seen one in his life

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46. We have seen now the origins of common dental disease

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47. Einstein’s special and general relativity…quantum mechanics…the origins of the universe…medical knowledge doubling every four years…much has been learned

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48. The Eastern Christian entity of the seventh century (AD 600) was far removed from its apostolic origins

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49. “The name of a many-sided movement in the 1st and 2nd centuries of the Christian era which combined the mythology and symbolism of several pagan religions with the teachings of Christ…had two characteristic features: a metaphysical dualism of matter and spirit whose origins are to be found in the physical dualism of darkness and light in the Parsic (or Persian) religion; and a doctrine of redemption, by which those who devote themselves to gnosis, or a higher knowledge, may proceed from the former to the latter realm…Much of Gnostic literature was falsely ascribed to such authors as the disciples of Jesus, Jewish prophets, heroes of antiquity, or imaginary personages…With the decline of the pagan religions around the time of Christ, a conscious movement to syncretize (attempt to smoothly unite) all religions was in progress…In the early years of Christianity, only loose boundaries were formed between the Church and contemporary cults; the syncretic movement did not exclude the new faith, nor did Christianity fail to absorb elements of foreign beliefs

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50. “[He] acknowledges that we have very little introspective insight into the thought processes we were born with…as for the larger mysteries—like the nature of meaning and the origins of consciousness—it is not clear that Minsky has much to say beyond identifying the solutions that he thinks are bad

51. It was like modern Man trying to look back toward his origins with the benefit of the sciences of archaeology and anthropology and all the linguistics tools now at his command

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52. All right, we have explored the origins of Socialism and Communism and I hope you can see the lack of logic in its manifesto

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53. THE PURPOSE: This research is to understand the proven Origins of Man

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54. origins of the sphere of radiance and blare of club music

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55. origins, but has no hesitation in giving a prophecy that he must have known was

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56. Whatever its origins might be, scientific or not, such a stance is that of an absolutist, a tyrant, a dictator

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57. Apart from this anecdote, though, I know little else about the picodust's origins

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58. The secret of the picodust's origins will remain a mystery

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59. “Your scientist’s premise on the origins of the universe is both correct and incorrect

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60. from speculative claims about internal versus external origins

61. They are locked in the mysteries of the origins of the land itself, part of what only the Spirit of Gathandria knows

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62. Coast Guard has played in national security since its origins and after 11 September 2001, some analysts have suggested the USCG intelligence contribution should be expanded

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63. We can speak of the origins of the infinite universes only with a poetic image

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64. ‘You mentioned the origins of the crystals earlier; please tell me more about them

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65. He once told me a tale that explained the origins of the crystals and their magical properties

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66. But if this affirmation is true, we must ask ourselves what the origins are

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67. and hatred that this situation caused within you, whose origins are found in

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68. Hence, the origins of objects within the multiverse are in fact everywhere in the full-void

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69. discovered new ways of considering our origins

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70. know, at any cost, what his origins are

71. Here the cah indicates its Chinese origins

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72. provides clues to their origins

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73. Much remains to be learned about meteorites and their origins

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74. “Y’er late! Boy!” shouted Geffen in return, affecting a more northerly accent to cover his islander origins

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75. insist that science is largely or predominantly constructivist, are confusing function with origins

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76. Whence cometh thou? is asking about your origins,

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77. Remember the origins are in Baal worship, which Jezebel brought into Israel

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78. origins when she served coffee on their patio

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79. He was very proud of the origins of his nickname, his ancestral roots and the sound that emanated from the pronunciation of his name

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80. I understood better then the origins of the mythical

81. Although uninterested in my origins, they professed themselves delighted to mind my bag while I took a long swim

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82. “I have long wondered about my origins

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83. The book recounted the origins of the navy from Japan’s long period of isolation through the Sino-Japanese War, the Boxer Rebellion, the Russo-Japanese War and World War Two

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84. Though you do have organic origins, it’s embarrassing to admit

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85. ‗Recent origins of male self-image problems are clear

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86. His portly frame was encased in what appeared to be a jumper, the picture or pattern knitted into the front so faded that it was possible to stare at it for a lifetime and not decipher its origins

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87. The rivulets of congealed metal made it difficult to fathom its origins

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88. She never made any reference to his origins nor did he ask her about hers

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89. But would their standard of evolution thus erected on the land of religion stand up to logic? After all, the three millennia or more of anthropological data that modern man is in possession fails to indicate an iota of variation in the existing species not to speak of the evolution of the new! That being the case, could it be then the world came into being on its own, as it were! Well if it were so, the question that arises is, wouldn’t have the first men made their progeny privy to that story? But that didn’t happen either, as we don’t even have hearsay to go by about our origins

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90. After all, it’s that quest for his origins that lead men to the theories of evolution

91. “No matter what form he takes, he remains true to his origins, Tegan

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92. about his origins from the blind prophet Tiresias

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93. The oedipal myth can also be read as the fate of those who deny their origins

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94. lts origins can be traced to the High Middle Ages (Berman 1988)

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95. origins and, in this way, to herself

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