Not since St. Augustine had so compelling a drama been adumbrated.
Lear's work is adumbrated at the British Art Center by more than 60 works by 30 other travel artists.
The Middlebrooks construction of the ordinance was adumbrated in Smith v. City of Birmingham, decided the same day.
The idea of a postmortem purgatory had been adumbrated in the 1st and 2nd centuries bc in Jewish apocalyptic literature (I Enoch 22 9 13).
This "picture theory" of meaning, as it came to be called, was adumbrated by Russell and stated explicitly in the Tractatus.
Such a strategy may have been adumbrated in Mr Brown's speech, with its spending pledges and chest-beating eulogies to Labour and the NHS.
The concept of a "partnership decision support system" emerges from the work, and a number of profitable directions for future research are adumbrated.
The importance of combined deployment of techniques (e.g. XAFS and XRD), especially for in situ studies of crystallization and catalysis, is adumbrated.
It's moving, really, to see virtually all the contemporary art modes that would become mainstream by the mid-nineteen-sixties being adumbrated in these tiny gallery spaces ten years earlier: Pop, Minimalism, performance, Conceptual art, poster art, political art, found art.
The need for shaping time, and the model for doing so, are adumbrated here by way of Vinteuil's sonata, which provides the paradigm of temporal organization transcending spoken meanings.
The steady forward movement of the story in "The Golden Compass" breaks up in "The Subtle Knife" with the entrance of Will and the revelation of the "interpenetrating universes" that had been adumbrated in the first book.
