Sentence examples for the first considerable from inspiring English sources

Here, as WW Norton identifies, Kipling "brought to its strange perfection that narrative manner of implication, abstention, and obliquity of which the first considerable example is Mrs Bathurst".

Hawkins announced, "The Audenesque convention is nearly ended; and I credit Dylan Thomas with being the first considerable poet to break through fashionable limitation and speak an unborrowed language".

In this connection it is worth noting that the period of Kangxi was that which saw the first considerable importation of lacquerware (and other objects of industrial art) into Europe.

The first considerable Warhol exhibition in the region is particularly timely for University of Texas alumni who want their Andy Warhol painting of Farrah Fawcett back from Ryan O'Neal.

During Period A (Fig. 4), discharge responds within 1.5 h to the first considerable rainfall illustrating again the quick response and close connection of the Seropan system to surface water intrusion.

In HCC and BTC, recent studies on systemic drug therapy produced the first considerable progress in medical treatment for these neoplasms for the past 30 years, but there remains a substantial need for the improvement of treatment results.

The results show that the current density affects the liquid water distribution in anode most significantly, and the temperature is the second considerable factor.

In a very nifty trick, "Paranormal Activity 2" turns out to be both prequel and sequel to its 2007 parent (released in 2009), sliding this new story into the timeline and events of the first with considerable agility.

From the first evaluation, considerable improvements have been carried out in the evaluation organization aiming to offer an appealing evaluation for potential participants.

For example, in the first episode, considerable time was devoted to the dancers greeting and interacting with each other in their assigned apartments; you could see in their eyes how they sized each other up.

Toward the first purpose, considerable success has been achieved by crossing cultivars with their wild relatives to 'pyramid' independent genomic regions that increase yield (Gur and Zamir 2004).