Sentence examples similar to late reverting from inspiring English sources

In his teachings Epictetus followed the early rather than the late Stoics, reverting to Socrates and to Diogenes, the philosopher of Cynicism, as historical models of the sage.

Some later reverted to a white identity.

Prediction: Harry goes shopping late but Spurs revert to being a Cup team.

David's early works are essentially Rococo, and his late works also revert to early 18th-century types; his fame as a Neoclassicist rests on paintings of the 1780s and '90s.

In Huggle 2, you can revert multiple revisions by different users by going to a revision other than the latest one, and reverting.

Gurley — whose firm raised one billion-dollar fund in the late '90s and quickly reverted back to sub $500 million funds — says he doesn't think big venture funds add up for anyone other than VCs, whose management fees typically equal two percent of a fund.

As it is right now, late in games he reverts back to putting his head down and getting to the basket.

Resistance to FLC and VOR exhibited by early and late biofilms was totally reverted by the addition of CSA and biofilms became several folds sensitive.

For his latest role, he reverts to type, playing a prickly pioneering scientist to Brendan Fraser's poignant portrayal of real-life father John Crowley (a pharmaceutical executive forced to go beyond the parameters of his job after his two children are diagnosed with a terminal disease) in the emotional drama Extraordinary Measures.

It changed its scoring scale from 1600 to 2400, and in its latest avatar will revert to 1600 again.

Rumours spread that RTÉ would withdraw from the 2008 contest, however RTÉ announced changes to the selection of the Irish entry for the 2008 contest, abandoning The Late Late Show format and reverting to the "National Song Contest" format used in Ireland prior to 2001.