Sentence examples for a precursor of this from inspiring English sources

(J. K. Huysmans's 1884 perverse-aesthetic novel Against Nature is a precursor of this mode).

A precursor of this explanation can be found in Mill (1867: 501).

As a precursor of this view, they cite Thomas Sydenham, the great seventeenth century English physician who distinguished varieties of pox based on their characteristic courses and outcomes.

There is a line from "The Red Parts" that seems like a precursor of this more recent mode of writing: "The diaries of the dead do not seem inviolable to me, though those of the living do".

The reduction of noise for increasing system size unveils the hidden clustering regime, but as a precursor of this a temporal synchronous behavior appears.

Ferulic acid could be derived from oxidation of the corresponding aldehyde, rather than acting as a precursor of this aldehyde.

"This is a precursor of the kind of advertising we're going to see later on in this election campaign, those slash-and-burn political ads that by legal definition have nothing to do with an election, or a candidate, simply because they don't use those magic words," he said.

Pevsner would have said that this is a precursor of the Modern Movement.

This is a precursor of the inner core lipopolysaccharide [ 28].

In this study in a poor rural community in southwest Uganda, the prevalence of probable SMD was 0.9%, similar to the 0.9% prevalence of moderate to serious mental disorders reported in Nigeria [ 14], but much lower than the 5% prevalence reported in urban Ethiopia using a precursor of the screening tool used in this study [ 11].

It was a precursor of the stagecoach.