Sentence examples for first manifestations from inspiring English sources

The first manifestations tend to be occasional lapses in recent memory.

Gardner experienced for himself the first manifestations of nazism on the set.

Its first manifestations occurred in 1921, when ʿAlī ʿAbd al-Laṭīf founded the United Tribes Society and was arrested for nationalist agitation.

Previously it had been thought that those temples were one of the first manifestations of the "monumentalizing" associated with the beginnings of the city-state.

One of the first manifestations of Racine's intentions was his composition of a sonnet in praise of Jules Cardinal Mazarin, the prime minister of France, for successfully concluding a peace treaty with Spain (1659).

In its first manifestations, it was often produced by, or based upon the recollections of, the disciples of a religious figure such as the biographical fragments concerning Buddha, portions of the Old Testament, and the Christian gospels.

It was hard to generate even the pantomime booing (literally or metaphorically) of the Baggy Green of 2015 when two such fine men were its first manifestations: the bowling linchpin with the bad knee, the batting linchpin with the bad back.

Paraneoplastic syndromes are rare first manifestations of breast cancer.

Acute myelopathy was one of the first manifestations of AIDS in this patient.

These symptoms are also present in patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and can even constitute the first manifestations of a neurodegenerative process, preceding the development of cognitive symptoms.

Well, today comes one of the first manifestations of that plan: Evernote is teaming up with 1DollarScan is using Evernote's API to offer a digital scanning service for users' books — the first time a third party has integrated with Evernote to offer such a feature.