Sentence examples for inception during from inspiring English sources

The United States joined the council at its inception during the Clinton administration.

Black Panther, as Ryan Coogler pointed out in Brooklyn, has been an inherently political character since his inception, during the Black Power era of the nineteen-sixties.

The Nation has always been evolving, she noted, from its inception during the segregated 1930's to the prominent stage it occupied in the 60's, when Malcolm X dominated, to this new century.

His meticulous historicizing works in the case of hip-hop's well-documented inception during the mid-'70s: poverty and urban decay in places like the Bronx produced "an environment that had become comparable to the one in 'Lord of the Flies,' where children stranded on an island with no adult guidance create a new, brutal social order of their own".

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However, there will be a delay in boiling inception during decompressed flow.

The 10-part series tracks the history of jazz from its inception -- during the days of the slave trade -- through current times.

Indeed, he has championed the Rome festival from its inception two years ago; during its planning phase, the event was unofficially dubbed the Veltroni-Fest.

Still, since their inception, and increasingly during the past year, gigging companies have become the targets of a journalistic genre that used to be called muckraking: admirable and assiduous investigative work that digs up hypocrisies, deceptions, and malpractices in an effort to cast doubt on a broader project.

DAVE ITZKOFF Stanley Kubrick The influence of the director of "2001: A Space Odyssey," above with Keir Dullea, is readily apparent in a "dream-gravity" sequence during "Inception" that tracks Joseph Gordon-Levitt through an environment of rotating rooms followed by a period of total weightlessness.

The Pavillon de Flore has undergone significant structural alterations since its inception, most notably during the reign of Napoléon III, who in 1861 authorized its remodeling under the supervision of architect Hector Lefuel.