Sentence examples for intermediary stage from inspiring English sources

The intermediary stage in Finlay's transition from "writer" to "artist" was concrete poetry.

He believes Scotland must move to fiscal autonomy as an intermediary stage on the road to full independence.

Drawn by Paul Klee in 1917, it illustrates an intermediary stage in the German painter's journey away from the figural rendition of reality.

Higher education usually happens at an intermediary stage between childhood and adulthood when students acquire some of the life skills that will be needed after graduation.

Six gold rings, excavated from a Mycenaean tomb of the 13th century bce at Kouklia (near Old Paphos), in Cyprus, are decorated with a cloisonné technique that suggests an intermediary stage between inlay and true enamelling.

In Europe, the conductor Semyon Bychkov has graduated from enfant terrible in the 1980's (when Karajan named him as a possible successor in Berlin) to an intermediary stage of familiar renown today, as chief conductor of the Cologne Radio Orchestra (also known as the Westdeutsche Rundfunk) and, since last season, of Dresden's Semper Oper.

This Buddhist text much beloved of 60s luminaries like Timothy Leary, talks of death as a series of intermediary stages, the first of which being the "chikhai bardo" in which the dying person experiences the true reality of existence.

*Photograph by Rik Klein Gotink / Image processing by Robert G. Erdmann / Bosch Research and Conservation Project / Courtesy Noordbrabants Museum * Bosch's great theme was human fallibility in the face of temptation the tenuous intermediary stages at which ordinary people make decisions, assailed by nefarious forces that might lead them astray.

Bosch's great theme was human fallibility in the face of temptation the tenuous intermediary stages at which ordinary people make decisions, assailed by nefarious forces that might lead them astray.

For example, a study may ignore intermediary stages of disease.

The different stages of sleep are precisely regulated, complex mechanisms ensuring their consolidation at specific times (for review see [21]), timely progression and avoidance of intermediary stages.