Sentence examples for obvious precursor from inspiring English sources
Another obvious precursor is the a capella street corner harmonizing that flourished in American cities in the postwar decades.
Max Klinger, who leads off the survey, should be better known, because his work is an obvious precursor of Surrealism.
Brandis sees this revelation by St Paul as "an obvious precursor to modern liberalism's injunction to tolerance of divergent views".
(It is an obvious precursor to "Unknown Pleasures," the breakthrough film of the Chinese director Jia Zhang-ke).
On this debut album, Beck is an obvious precursor, especially when Vek uses lo-fi funk shapes to anchor his arch, self-conscious songs.
Though the book begins somewhat in the shadow of its obvious precursor, W. G. Sebald, it easily develops its own identity.
Because of obvious precursors, saxophonists may be the chief new inheritors of the style.
Life-forms appeared with no obvious precursors, it says, too quickly for a random process of mutation and survival of the fittest to explain it.
In Ioto, phreatic eruptions occur with intense seismic activity and crustal deformation beforehand as well as with no obvious precursors.
Obvious precursors are the Mexican and Venezuelan university cities which were responding to enormous growth and political change(there are now 300,000 students in the Mexico City university).
The conformations of the oligomers vary substantially, so much so that no obvious precursor-product relationship is obvious between many of these assemblies.
