Sentence examples for In subsequent centuries from inspiring English sources

In subsequent centuries the diaconal function evolved into an official Church office.

In subsequent centuries, Turkic underwent further divergence corresponding to its gradual diffusion.

In subsequent centuries the building was transformed into a Byzantine church, a Roman Catholic cathedral, and later a mosque.

In subsequent centuries the main theories concerned with the divine essence underlying the world were harmonized and synthetically combined.

In subsequent centuries, successive waves of peoples migrating across Eurasia added to and were molded by the more established groups in the region.

In subsequent centuries, Montenegrin artists sometimes showed the influence of western European styles such as the Baroque, but traditional art forms such as icon painting, wood carving, and textile weaving also continued unabated.

In the subsequent centuries, the Mexico-Spain relationship bloomed.

The BHM reconstructions indicate that relatively warm East Asia warm-season conditions prevailed from the beginning of the Common Era until the 3rd century CE, and were followed by generally cooler conditions in the subsequent centuries (Fig. 2).

In the subsequent centuries, reconstructive techniques improved, but the principle remained the same: tissue used to repair a wound had to be taken from the patient's own body; otherwise, the immune system would attack and destroy it.

In this course, we will survey the beginnings of philosophy in the Western tradition with special attention to Socrates (469-399), Plato (427-347), Aristotle (384-322), and the Epicurean, Stoic, and Skeptical schools that flourished in the subsequent centuries.

The trio resurface loosely in the subsequent centuries, along with the figure of Eshu, the cockily sexy orisha of trickery and chaos whose proneness to accident brings a characteristically irreverent  mood to the supervising spirit-world.