Sentence examples for a kind of precursor from inspiring English sources

It was a kind of precursor to In C".

"She wasn't an ideologue, but she was a kind of precursor to feminism," she said.

Their nostalgia was a kind of precursor to modern stereotypes of the borough.

What might have been a slight account of evanescence, a kind of precursor to "American Graffitti," is beefed up by the date of the boys' graduation: 1918.

While still in his twenties, he wrote two books, "Collecting Original Art" and "What's It All About, Charlie Brown?," a kind of precursor to "The Tao of Pooh".

But I'm interested to hear to what extent if the two of you would see them as connected or is Safe a kind of precursor to Far from Heaven?

With a mortal hero, Arindal, who is subjected to stringent trials, and his beloved, the half-mortal, half-fairy Ada, who first appears to him as a doe and is later turned to stone, the convoluted plot of "Die Feen" is a kind of distant precursor of Strauss's "Frau ohne Schatten".

The PCNDs are a kind of microbubble precursor compressed into submicron-size in droplets form, which were designed for local administration and will expand into microbubbles under ultrasound exposure.

Ag-loaded ZnO speculated as a new kind of precursor for inorganic antibacterial agents.

In effect, that energy, if it exists, would be a kind of love a generalized precursor to divine love that owes nothing to organized religion but suggests passionate affinities, rather than oppressive constraints, grand connections that aren't empathetic but aesthetic.

The design and synthesis of a new kind of precursors of radiolabelled tracer agents for dopamine transporters imaging is described.