incipiently

She sounded calm, I thought; not incipiently dangerous, at least.

I see a field with incipiently growing things.

Curtis' incipiently multiracial ideas seemed at first rather startling to some other members of the Round.

There is a cluster of ninety-three ponds and lakes, incipiently a fourth sea.

The picture of man - me - as the incipiently introspective Dog-God.

There had been too many people in that house, too much drinking and fighting, wrote the incipiently mad Zelda.

But she wasn't desirable; she was a great mass of incipiently sagging flesh.

We are applying it not to everyday life, but to that aspect of the performance mode that is, at least incipiently, present in dramatic playing.

These were incipiently modern attitudes.

I am of the opinion that bra snatchers or pantie panderers are incipiently dangerous.

That is, it can be taken to say that whatever we find in the intellect is also incipiently in the senses.

Again the cleaning hooks behind the third joint of each of the forelegs emerged, delicately, incipiently extended to me.

After incipiently, strict rejection he was convinced by his family to follow the call of the youth of his German hometown.

She gives a gripping, honest performance as Catherine, the brilliant, quirky and possibly incipiently mad daughter of a world-renowned mathematician.

Her approach is traced in the 14 gouache studies at Pace, all from the mid- to late 60's, through strikingly beautiful, incipiently colorful shades of gray.

Thus globalisation means that incipiently the "leveling out of differences in industrial rates of profit" through competition begins to operate internationally.

Humanist, incipiently sentimental, these paintings contain the seeds of Weber's long decline, even as they mark the pinnacle of his career.

Hypoconulid of M. is enlarged, salient, and on some teeth incipiently doubled by addition of a lingual cusp.

Then one night she finds Ram, tipsy after a party at the house of his boss, Mr. Gupta, holding Asha in an incipiently sexual embrace.

Then comes the marvelously loose, incipiently modern punchong ware from the early Chorean penchant for roughness, asymmetry and the unexpected.

The major themes that Rabinow will consistently pursue for the next decades are all incipiently present in these untimely reflections; ethics as form giving, motion and care.

These intimate images of women in private domestic moments or tending children are as striking for their abstract structure as for their incipiently erotic sensuality (Johnson).

Nevertheless, the situation is much too dire, far too incipiently catastrophic, for either party to engage in partisan debate, simply because the fall elections are just a few weeks off.

Watson would contend that the inner speech must be incipiently pronounced; we should argue that it MIGHT be merely imaged.

The shell of Pleuroacanthites is very evolute, with numerous whorls subcircular in section becoming incipiently keeled in the adult.