Sentence examples for from incipient from inspiring English sources

The Third Quartet is from 1946 and shows Shostakovich's remarkable talent for squeezing hysteria from incipient high spirits.

As one pediatrician calling another, I was well prepared with a list of diagnoses, ranging from incipient inflammatory bowel disease to a walled-off abdominal abscess.

As she contemplates a lonely life of unfixed taps and precious little money, Maggie also has to contend with a father (Frank Finlay) suffering from incipient Alzheimer's.

One former resident, a retired dentist, was often distracted from incipient distress by a female staff member requesting a dental exam; she then opened her mouth, so that he could peer inside.

Other critics regard all interest rate increases as pernicious and dismiss the risks to future expansion from incipient inflation, extreme worker scarcity and consumer spending out of paper wealth.

Saddled with more responsibilities than most kids his age, he lives with and looks after his uncle, who suffers from incipient dementia, in a cluttered house in a wooded nook of their small town.

When the individuals from different incipient species come from different localities, however, ethological isolation is usually present but far from complete.

Basel was an ideal location from which to observe, but remain aloof from, the incipient religious and social upheaval that Luther had unleashed, free from the political, ecclesiastical, and academic pressures that he faced in Louvain.

Literary history demonstrates that Vedic-oriented brahmins have been involved in Shakta Tantrism from its incipient stages of development, that is, from at least the sixth century.

There's a fascinating look at the genre's initial 1950s heyday, as well as the hysteria that greeted it — preachers and politicians warning of everything from its incipient Communist subversion to its promotion of wanton sexuality.

Here's a list of my favorites, the albums that, taken together, tell the story of Ra's development in music, from his incipient bop-based inspirations of the mid-fifties through to his full-blown and exuberant immersion in the avant-garde.