Sentence examples for in nascent form from inspiring English sources
The walls are lined with production shots from which well-known faces leap out in nascent form.
Yet several of the themes pursued by Kingsolver in her non-fiction are present in nascent form in Poisonwood Bible.
It has had its reputation sprinkled with glitter the last couple of years by the Broadway musical "Urinetown," which was presented in nascent form at the 2000 Fringe.
191), composed just two years after the Symphony No. 16, revealed in nascent form the Italian opera-inspired dramaturgy of his mature concertos.
Those notions are certainly present in nascent form in "Barbary Shore" and "The Deer Park," but writing "The White Negro" in 1957 seems to have freed up Mailer's style.
You've used it before, I suspect, unwittingly or in nascent form: it's the ?! of surprise and disbelief you smack at the end of some sentences except, in the case of the interrobang, the exclamation point and question mark are superimposed.
Fortunately, as shown by textual analysis of a typical theoretical syntax paper (Li, 1998), syntacticians already recognize the value of proper experimental designs and quantitative analyses, albeit in nascent forms.
What are some of the other trends that you are seeing, in a nascent form, in private equity these days?
The commissioner said the new national crime agency which is still being set up, could be overwhelmed in its nascent form by the addition of terrorist responsibilities which might "cause it to fail".
If a directory of people on the internet – like the one that existed when it was in its nascent form – was to be published, it would be 72 miles thick.
