Sentence examples for of much early from inspiring English sources

painter and teacher, who helped establish the fresh colour and bravura technique of much early 20th-century American painting.

The bareness of much early music — its lack of dynamic or expressive indications — drove Mr. Heras-Casado's musical development.

Presumably Double Falsehood, even if based on Cardenio, is a free adaptation in the style of much early 18th-century stage practice.

Along with the poles on her chin, she works to balance the down-to-earth aesthetics of much early postmodern dance with a circus's showy virtuosity.

A basically competitive attitude as well as reliance on rhetoric are features of much early prose writing; for example, Hecataeus was criticized by Herodotus, who was in turn criticized by implication, though never named, by Thucydides.

But I use this small fabrication in the admissions process when talking with parents of young children about the insanity of much early childhood educational practice.

Rather, the danger is a repeat of much earlier episodes in Britain's economic past.

The classical simplicity of his title, "On the Emotions," suggests an imagined place alongside the writings of much earlier thinkers.

Many believe that this move from fixed to fluid is not exactly new, and instead a return to the oral cultures of much earlier eras.

It wasn't too long ago that France seemed somewhat void of much early-stage investment activity.

This is the first proof of much earlier occupation than witnessed so far from archaeological records.