Sentence examples for earlier way from inspiring English sources

Blake was a throwback to an earlier way of thinking.

But it could be a useful corrective to an earlier way of seeing China that was often simplistic about its massive challenges, amnesiac about the halting way in which Western societies became free, and blind to the fact that China is, in its own way, opening up.

As for Mr. Bush, Republicans said that there would be second-guessing about whether he and Mr. Rove should have tried to define Mr. Kerry as a liberal earlier, way back in March, rather than waiting until the final weeks of the campaign.

It changes dynamically and we think it's a much more accurate and much earlier way to diagnose disease," said Jarret Glasscock, the company's CEO.

"Or, let me put it another way: He's a return to an earlier way of being pope from the ancient church.

An epidemic threshold was only determined for the ILI consultation rates reported by the sentinel GPs [ 39], and its determination for the other surveillance systems would possibly assess the period of increased influenza activity in an earlier way.

However one greets the prospect of television in elevators, it is a return to earlier ways in a sense.

But I went on: "Yet equally, two hundred years later, the majority of ordinary people have remained as faithful as ever to the earlier ways of thinking".

In mentalization-based therapy transference is not understood as a repetition of earlier ways of relations, and interpretations based on unconscious processes are not part of the therapy.

"It was an early way of doing model homes".

Next Monday's televised debate in New Hampshire will be an early way of telling.