Sentence examples for early evidenced from inspiring English sources

In the painstaking and microscopic one-night structure of "On Chesil Beach," McEwan advances his exploration of slowness in fiction (early evidenced in "Black Dogs" and "Amsterdam," and exemplified in the 24-hour time scheme of "Saturday").

Reflective water surfaces were another typical Eyckian innovation, one he seems to have mastered early, evidenced by the water scenes in the Turin-Milan Hours, and which requires a considerable degree of artistry.

This asymmetric hemispheric implication, early evidenced by clinical observations on human aphasic patients (Homo sapiens) for the processing of linguistic features [1], [2] rather corresponds to a task sharing between the two hemispheres than to a dominance of one hemisphere over the other [3], [4].

Early evidence suggests a mix.

Based on the early evidence, not really.

Early evidence suggests that it is.

And the early evidence is not reassuring.

On this early evidence, acceptance may be beyond him.

Early evidence suggests that no one is biting.

But the early evidence in her favor is compelling.

That seems to be happening from the early evidence".