Sentence examples for early intimation from inspiring English sources

Some early intimation of Tony Blair as the once and future king?

9/11 gave Hitchens a sense of purpose like nothing since that early intimation, the Rushdie fatwa.

Madeleine didn't insist on her doubt — she never insisted — and I closed the door on that early intimation of danger.

An early intimation of their dialogue is to be found in Žižek's book The Ticklish Subject: The Absent Centre of Political Ontology (1999), which was partly responsible for bringing Badiou to the attention of English-language readers and which also criticized the work of Heidegger (again) and that of the American feminist philosopher Judith Butler.

"It is the blight man was born for/It is Margaret you mourn for" the speaker concludes, musing, with empathy and a bit of condescension, on the grief that attends the girl's early intimations of mortality and mutability.

While early intimations of the view can be found in work by Wiggins (1980) and Wollheim (1984), those primarily responsible for injecting the view into the contemporary debate over personal identity include Ayers (1991), Carter (1989, 1999), Olson (1997), Snowdon (1990 , 1991 1995), and van Inwagen (1990).

Early intimations from the Leave camp are that they hope to negotiate membership of the European Economic Area (the market part of the EU) – the "Norway" model – but with restrictions on freedom of movement and freedom to pick and choose from European law.

His earliest intimation, Henry tells us, was "of my brother's occupying a place in the world to which I couldn't at all aspire — to any approach to which in truth I seem to myself ever conscious of having signally forfeited a title.

His earliest intimation, Henry tells us, was "of my brother's occupying a place in the world to which I couldn't at all aspire to any approach to which in truth I seem to myself ever conscious of having signally forfeited a title.

But this European evidence is not the earliest intimation we have of a radically new way of doing business and, by extension, of processing information about the world.

The earliest intimations of such partitioning are found at the South African site of Klasies River Mouth, dating to more than 100 kya.