Sentence examples for earlier manner from inspiring English sources
It appears that she is strikingly original, and resembles Dostoievsky, Jane Austen, Meredith, the Brontës, and Henry James in his earlier manner.
There, he was able to continue making art and practiced a modification of his earlier manner, marked by more compact groupings of incongruous objects.
Instead, Feuillade stages his scenes in the earlier manner, as they might be witnessed by a spectator sitting in the auditorium of a theater, using long takes to cover action presented within a proscenium space.
The task of trying to delineate the specific character of historical knowledge and understanding, rather than of seeking to construct vast speculative schemes in the earlier manner, first began to attract the attention of philosophers toward the end of the 19th century.
The work is indicative of the transition between Górecki's dissonant earlier manner and his more tonal later style.
In the 1990's, after the Communist regime had fallen, Mr. Penderecki changed his style again, to one now touted in Poland as a "dialectical synthesis" of his two earlier manners.
When Mr. Powell returned to fiction writing, he made a decisive break with his early manner.
Some sense of his early manner can be gleaned from "The Bad Sister," a 1931 Universal feature (coincidentally Bette Davis's first film) in which he plays a society swindler.
But he never lost touch with the simplicity of his earliest manner, so that the range of expression and mood in these last works is something that has never been surpassed.
This decision, and his switch to the first-person voice, resulted in one of the more astonishing artistic transformations in 20th-century literature, as his clotted, exhaustingly self-conscious early manner gave way to the strange journeys described, and tortured psyches inhabited, in the four long stories he wrote in the course of a few months during 1946.
Treatment that prevents disability in RA must be started in an early manner, before the development of complications and, ideally, with a minimum possibility of therapeutic failure.
