Sentence examples for more seminal changes from inspiring English sources
I have had much more seminal changes, much more distinct than 40.
Aristotle's distinction between changes and activities is significant in its own right, but even more seminal for present-day process philosophy, since it is the first attempt to classify types of occurrences in terms of logical and linguistic features of associated expressions (see section 3 below).
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.
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.
As Mr. Greenspan put it, "our past endeavors at long-term forecasting afford us little confidence in being able to anticipate seminal changes in global economics and finance".
A less selective procedure would result in many more seminal papers.
Compared with controls, men with SCI had significantly more seminal neutrophils and macrophages.
To compare proteomic profiles of seminal plasma from adolescents with varicocele and changes in semen quality with the plasma from adolescents with varicocele without seminal changes and from adolescents without varicocele.
Viewed retrospectively, no work was more seminal in the development of modern physics and astronomy than Newton's Principia.
