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1
As for the vulgar phrase, it is of far more
recent
origin
.
2
All these movements are of
recent
origin
,
and non-Russians too join them.
3
In fact, this wealth of Mr. Trirodov's is of comparatively
recent
origin
.
4
Of
recent
origin
,
I assure you, repeated Ostrov, giving a sly wink.
5
The New Geyser in the same basin is also of quite
recent
origin
.
6
Aspen's reputation as a haven for the well-to-do is of rather
recent
origin
.
7
The circumstance would seem compatible with a much more
recent
origin
.
8
Nor was Jefferson's interest in the Mississippi problem of
recent
origin
.
9
To begin with, the present art of singing is of comparatively
recent
origin
.
10
Well-marked dementia præcox, but of
recent
origin
and but slight deterioration.
11
His only real concern was to conceal their
recent
origin
.
12
This culture is of
recent
origin
,
and is only carried out on small areas.
13
The trouble with his eyes is of
recent
origin
.
14
They are palpably of subsequent and comparatively
recent
origin
.
15
Nor was this hidden infatuation of any
recent
origin
.
16
Questions have been raised suggesting that this "legend" may be of very
recent
origin
.
recent
origin
recent