Sentence examples for marking a transition from inspiring English sources

The unassuming quality of the chapter, its way of not insisting on its importance but marking a transition nonetheless, turns out to be its most useful, if also its most vexing, quality.

Cuvier's lifework may be considered as marking a transition between the 18th-century view of nature and the view that emerged in the last half of the 19th century as a result of the doctrine of evolution.

Comparing the Qingzhou sculptures to the statues at Chartres, the catalogue saw them as marking a transition: from the static, indigenous style of the Wei dynasties to a more naturalistic treatment of human form in the works made for the nomadic rulers of the Northern Qi dynasty, who prized Indian culture.

The existence of a critical crystallization temperature around 170 °C marking a transition in terms of crystalline phase induced is also pointed out.

Technological developments during the last ~ 2000 years are exemplified by seawall construction against sea flooding, marking a transition from passive to active.

This clause is taken to be a major boundary in the argument structure, marking a transition between one phase - the outlining of background material on the notion of 'task' in the psychology of Bion - and the argument which the poster is about to develop.

The evening marked a transition of sorts – in reverse.

The day marks a transition that is mostly behavioral, a shift into a different gear.

The handover from the United Nations to the European Union marks a transition, not a withdrawal.

What's more, the paintings marked a transition in Chase's style.

Moses's 1969 installation, Deconstruction, marked a transition for the artist.