Sentence examples for lay latent from inspiring English sources

Even as he has become a modern-art phenomenon, Cai has seemed to find a new satisfaction in embracing aspects of traditional Chinese culture that lay latent within him, almost like recessive genes, during earlier periods of artistic experimentation.

He has managed to carry out a first in modern American politics by building a wildly successful presidential campaign around the Islamophobia that once lay latent in parts of America.

The skill of making lies latent within all of us.

Other introns attacked specified points in the form of the AIDS virus that lies latent in cells.

Those viruses that know what is good for them may make people ill or lie latent for years, surviving off humans, but not destroying us.

A sizable, and perhaps the most important, share of our needs remains unfulfilled; the promise of untold numbers of new businesses lies latent in our present inefficiencies.

Reitman's piece implies that the forces that shaped Dzhokhar are familiar, not foreign and that his violent impulses might lie latent in us all.

In Simmons's work, the dolls' erotic function lies latent beneath a more demure fascination with the unnervingly lifelike, sculptural quality of their human form.

Reitman's piece implies that the forces that shaped Dzhokhar are familiar, not foreign — and that his violent impulses might lie latent in us all.

It may aggravate an existing disease (urinary-tract infection, peptic ulcer, hepatitis, epilepsy) or arouse one lying latent (hepatitis, fatty liver, Hodgkin's disease), but, to the best of present medicinal knowledge, it is altogether lacking in creative pathogenic powers.

Throughout these examinations, most of which are both difficult and brilliant, there are also hints of the danger that lies latent in nostalgia, for how can the past be sought without the present being overturned?