Sentence examples for the stages through which from inspiring English sources

Michel hymned the stages "through which society must pass: socialism, communism, anarchism.

Romance, precision, and generalization, said Whitehead, are the stages through which, rhythmically, mental growth proceeds.

It depicts the 14 Stations of the Cross, the stages through which Jesus passed on the way to his crucifixion.

The appearance of a hard skeleton within the vertebrates was a major evolutionary advance, and to describe some of the stages through which the skeleton evolved, it is necessary first to understand that the apparently unified single system of bones in a living mammal is in fact derived from two separate systems.

Hegel's aim in his account of symbolic art is to examine the various kinds of art that are made necessary by the very concept of art itself, the stages through which art has to pass on its journey from pre-art to art proper.

To pave the way for a research project from bench to bedside, project managers should prepare for the stages through which a novel technology will have to pass before being applied in healthcare.

The mode is highly theatrical, beginning with a drawn red curtain at the back of the stage through which dancers enter and exit.

Most prominently there is a series of gauzy scrims across the stage, through which the audience views the play, and which function to render the town air mist-thick, the visibility hazy.

The x-axis represents the decision stages through which the RAP variants proceed.

Yet nuclear waste as well as the threats associated with it appear to have felt distant and abstract upon their initial introduction into public discourse especially so when compared to how they would come to be articulated in the later stages through which the concept of nuclear waste evolved into the current public definition.

Hence, our proposals conform with the general notion put forward in the nineteenth century that the developmental stages through which an embryo passes bear a resemblance to the evolutionary history of that organism.