Sentence examples for more seminal from inspiring English sources

Far more seminal, she said, was reading "Original Story By," the memoir by Mr. Laurents, 90.

Of those basic things, none is more seminal to great children's literature than orphan-hood.

I have had much more seminal changes, much more distinct than 40.

Morecambe & Wise are more seminal but I was slightly too young in Eric and Ern's 70s heyday.

But while "Empire Strikes Back" is for me the more seminal film, "Serenity" at least has an ending.

There surely cannot be a more seminal book in history – everything we know… or think we know… about pirates stems from this thrilling adventure story.

More recently, seminal work by Diarra et al. identified proinflammatory NFκ-B signalling being important in increasing DKK-1 secretion by murine FLS, interfering with osteoblast maturation [ 10].

In a more recent seminal study, nasal allergen challenges were performed in one side of the nose, and lavage specimens from both maxillary sinuses were analyzed.

Read Codependency for Dummies, by Darlene Lancer, MFT - for a thorough discussion with steps for recovery and "Codependent No More", a seminal work on the subject by Melody Beattie (or similar books).

When the Kentucky freshman star Anthony Davis threw the ball in the air in celebration at the Final Four, the scene could well be remembered as more than a seminal moment in Wildcats basketball history.

(Woolfe) Terry Riley and Gyan Riley (Sunday) New Yorkers are seeing a lot more of the seminal Minimalist composer and keyboardist Terry Riley now that his son, the guitarist and composer Gyan Riley, has made his home here.