Sentence examples for a prime representative from inspiring English sources

Hughes, one of the foremost writers of the Harlem Renaissance and a prime representative of that movement's cosmopolitan humanism, was born in 1902, in Joplin, Missouri, a town near the border with Oklahoma.

Tudor Vianu's theory defines Creangă as a prime representative of the "popular realism" guidelines (as sporadically recommended by the Junimist doyen himself), cautioning however that Creangă's example was never mentioned in such a context by Maiorescu personally.

In particular, Th17 cells were described and IL-17 acknowledged as a prime representative of the new generation of proinflammatory cytokines [ 11].

No one knew why Averbuch was visiting Shippy, or exactly why or how he died, but for many Chicagoans his supposed involvement with anarchist circles solved the mystery: he had obviously intended to assassinate the prime representative of law and order.

Peter Damian is Endres's prime representative of the anti-dialectical attitude.

Giacomo (Jacopo) Zabarella (b. 1533 in Padua, d. 1589 in Padua) is considered the prime representative of Renaissance Italian Aristotelianism.

Hegel's view that the history of philosophy included Asian philosophy as well as Chinese philosophy, with Confucius as the prime representative of the latter, influenced the first definition of "Japanese philosophy" and "Japanese Confucian philosophy".

So Ficino's enterprise of translation was as much designed to render the texts themselves from Greek into Latin as it was to translate Plato, and indeed the entire "ancient theology" of which Plato had been the prime representative, into the cultural idiom of the late medieval and Renaissance world in which Ficino found himself.

More than that, the approach turned Boards Of Canada into prime representatives of a postmodern musical aesthetic that alludes to an imagined age of utopian innocence.

Don Lee's satiric novel, "Wrack and Ruin," is narrated by two prime representatives of these rival camps.

Cologne, Germany, remains a hotbed of activity in early music, and this group of six players, founded in 1979, is one of its prime representatives.