Sentence examples for important exponent from inspiring English sources

Vincenzo Gioberti, the most important exponent of liberal Catholicism, envisioned a new and positive role for the temporal power of the papacy.

One important exponent of photographic experimentalism was the American expatriate Dada artist Man Ray, whose "rayographs," photographs that appeared as series of swirling abstract shapes, were created without a camera by exposing objects placed on sensitized paper to light.

An ethnologist who became the most important exponent of structuralism, a philosophical movement that challenged the linearity of Cartesian rationalism by questioning its assumptions about progress and the fixed nature of meaning, and stressing the importance of dissonances and the unconscious in human thinking.

C. 1284 Siena, Italy 1344 Avignon, France Simone Martini, (born c. 1284, Siena, Republic of Siena [Italy] died 1344, Avignon, Provence, France) important exponent of Gothic painting who did more than any other artist to spread the influence of Sienese painting.

Generally regarded as the originator of the style and its most important exponent, van Laer arrived in Rome from Haarlem about 1625 and was soon well known for paintings in which his Netherlandish interest in the picturesque was combined with the pictorial cohesiveness of Caravaggio's dramatic tenebrist lighting.

He was attended by one of the most prominent physicians in the city, Emanuel Libman, an important exponent of the value of bacterial blood cultures.

One of the earliest and most important exponents of this teaching was the Pseudo-Dionysius, who distinguished "the super-essential Godhead" from all positive terms ascribed to God, even the Trinity (The Divine Names, chapter 13).

Several works were realized as religious works commissioned by important exponents of clergy (BBC, 2017).

On the one hand, a leading "philosophical anarchist," Robert Paul Wolff, claims Kantian inspiration for his a priori rejection of the possibility of political obligation (see §3.1, below); on the other hand, important exponents of the "natural duty" approach to the obligation to obey the law also claim to derive their arguments from Kant (see §4.5, below).

The influence of the white noise excitation on the paramoment resonance due to the harmonic excitation is investigated.

Mr. Shater — whose title is deputy to the Brotherhood's top leader, known as the supreme guide — is acknowledged as the most important strategist and clearest exponent of the group's answer to that test.