5 sentences with “inception”

From its inception, socialism was contrasted with individualism and egoism, of the selfish and self-centred pursuit of wealth and power.

The technical possibility to express an opinion publicly is provided by the mass media. This is why the concept of "public opinion" has been linked, practically from its inception, to the instrument it uses: the press, later complemented by new media.

Southern planters exerted a powerful influence on the federal government. Seven of the first eleven presidents were slave owners, and more than half of the Supreme Court justices who served from its inception until the Civil War came from slave states.

From its inception, the Congress became the highest national authority and as such assumed the character of sovereign. One of its first concerns was to provide the United Provinces with a stable executive power, because in Buenos Aires González Balcarce ruled as interim supreme director.

So one of the central themes of Western Civilisation is that from its inception, that the east is to the east of Greece and the west is to the west of Greece, and that the world is divided between Greeks and barbarians, there was an idea of who is central and superior, and who is on the margins and inferior (or at least not part of the best version of culture).