Sentence examples for be the first expression from inspiring English sources

Writing in The New Yorker a quarter century ago, she noted that "The Kingdom of the Shades" was considered to be "the first expression of grand-scale symphonism in dance".

Accumulating evidence suggests that early seizures may be associated with, or cause, brain damage; or alternatively, they may be the first expression of a genetic or lesional predisposition to epilepsy.

Ischaemic heart disease can contribute to erectile dysfunction usually through fear although it can also be the first expression of coronary heart disease.

In a relatively young population, cognitive decline may be the first expression of poor cognitive reserve, which facilitates the expression of dementia in old age (2).

Concealed cardiomyopathies and primary electrical disorders are important causes of sudden death, and "benign" VAs could be the first expression of an early form of cardiomyopathy.

LV remodelling in athletes is associated with normal or increased myocardial relaxation, as an expression of increased elastic recoil, different from HCM patients, in whom diastolic dysfunction may be the first expression of the disease and may precede the development of LVH.

That was the first expression of a theory that would later become notorious.

"The British Museum was the first expression of the citizen's right to understand the world," Mr. MacGregor said.

It is the first expression system which enables direct comparison of activities between enzymes or variants from the supernatant.

So in that sense, what New Jersey did last week had significance beyond the fact that it was the first expression of contrition for slavery from a northern state.

At a campaign event Thursday in North Carolina, the brusque businessman made headlines for what may have been the first expression of regret in his political career.