Sentences with phrase «true point of origin»
Upon closer inspection, these scenes of nature and freshly minted urban views reveal glitches — a rip, a fold, or a slice of background or foreground — indicative of their true point of origin.
http://arts.vcu.edu/ Not exact matches
We can not even begin to explain the origins of this state of cognition — perhaps the bridge between instinct and language, perhaps even Einstein's gap — and yet we trust our intelligence anyway (I understand that my description of intelligence may not be entirely accurate scientifically, and apologize for it, but my point holds true).
Case in point: the season premiere features one of the best jokes in the show's history, detailing the true origin of the Starbucks logo in a way that'll never make you look at that familiar green sign the same way again.
It's true that cars have become better, but in the process, their national identities have faded to the point that naming their country of origin is usually little more than a matter of parts content and politics.