Sentence examples for primary manifestations from inspiring English sources

He uses color from its brightest, warmest, most primary manifestations to subtle, sophisticated combinations of hues and textures that seem cued by the stones and mosaics of ancient civilizations.

Through Oct. 27 It's not easy to tell from the title of his show, which is translated as "The Cheerful Head of a Beautiful Angel," that Nicole De Maria's work is all about color, from its brightest, warmest, most primary manifestations to subtle, sophisticated combinations of hues and textures that seem cued by the stones and mosaics of ancient civilizations.

In France, drawing plays a major role, especially in the work of the painters of the École de Paris (School of Paris), such as Pierre Soulages and Hans Hartung, who consider the line, the framework of lines, and the network of lines, as primary manifestations of form.

One of the primary manifestations of the disease is menstrual irregularity, and the presence of a menstrual cycle is often used as a sign of recovery among patients.

The two primary manifestations of the revival in Pragmatism are a focus on the linguistic construction of philosophy, the linguistic turn; and a focus upon the contingent nature of our condition.

Be assured, if religion has become politicized and violence is one of its primary manifestations, it is no longer religion as something exalted and inspiring.

Its primary manifestation is the child's campaign of denigration against a parent, a campaign that has no justification.

The presentation of DA could be even the primary manifestation of the complex.

Phonological Disorder is a disturbance of primary manifestation of undefined causes that makes speech become unintelligible.

Our patient presented with cortical blindness as a primary manifestation due to demyelination of bilateral occipital lobe involvement.

There appears to be one other published case of daily persistent headache as the primary manifestation of an underlying seizure disorder.