Sentence examples for earliest manifestation from inspiring English sources

Amiens Cathedral (1220 70) is cited as its earliest manifestation.

Gazing at the stars was the earliest manifestation of humanity struggling to rise above life on Earth.

Cast as a tree in the first-grade Thanksgiving play, Hanagarne endured the earliest manifestation of his Tourette's.

Kirchner was an artist of international stature, the leading co-founder of Die Brücke (The Bridge), the group that was the earliest manifestation of German Expressionism and began in Dresden in 1905.

Yet, all of the researchers I spoke to seem to agree that sleep disturbances may be the earliest manifestation of these diseases, and that detecting and treating them as early as possible may slow the neurodegenerative process, or even prevent it altogether.

It is the earliest manifestation of cystic fibrosis.

Her essay, "A Sudden Illness," recalls the earliest manifestations of the disease while she was a student at Kenyon College and the long process of receiving an accurate diagnosis.

These advances provide insights into the earliest manifestations of cardiomyopathy and help to define the molecular pathophysiological basis for cardiac remodeling.

One of the earliest manifestations of the private cloud was the open-source OpenStack project, which launched in 2010, just as AWS was beginning to really gain in stature.

They will endure, mostly because they realize the utter singularity of the human race over time, from its earliest manifestations to its later, terrorized forms.

This reproductive aging is one of the earliest manifestations of aging in females.