Incipient In A Sentence

• His was an incipient misanthropy.
• He had become an incipient demoniac.
• Put a stop to this incipient smuggling.
• Have you ever had incipient concussion of the brain?
• It was now the season of incipient preparation for dinner.
• Evidently the incipient feud was a thing of the past.
• This painter was far from incipient insanity.
• I felt an incipient revolution brewing in my mind.
• I have an incipient liking for this young Alonzo.
• We see Thee in bursting bud and incipient bloom.
• Cement-glands, incipient in larva, 24, 34.
• The artist is an incipient introvert who is not far from being a neurotic.
• It may here prevent an incipient abuse from growing into a custom.
• What if this unseemly good-humour was due to incipient intoxication?
• But this feeling was not strong enough to stifle the incipient passion.
• All birds are incipient or would-be songsters in the spring.
• The trees were red and brown and yellow in their incipient leafage.
• An incipient laugh would doubtless have been punished by immediate execution.
• He, too, was found to be suffering from incipient tuberculosis.
• They don't all know that they're being treated for incipient criminality.
• Humanity has shrunk to the dimensions of an incipient Christendom.
• It was the same disease, in an incipient form, of which my poor mother died.
• Not so, however, with the first timid bud of incipient interest.
• We shall presently see, that these gut-formed masses are the incipient ovaria.
• Irritation of the lungs; probably, indeed most certainly, incipient phthisis.

• These are sure symptoms of the incipient fever which shortly will rage through the system.
• This force proved enough to stop any incipient uprisings in that part of the state.
• The borderland cases and the incipient mild forms alone allow the hope of a cure.
• Much contest and debate divided the stage of incipient evil from the stage of confessed grievance.
• In this view, hallucination is evidence of mental derangement and incipient insanity.
• Yet the ribald farces still abound, and are even stimulated by the incipient religious reform.
• My friend asked for its removal before the second course, complaining of incipient snow-blindness.
• One patrolman can stop 100 incipient fires easier than 100 men can stop one big fire.
• The very music had an air of incipient petrification, if I can speak so about sounds.
• His hair clung to his brow, his breath came quickly, his face was flushed with incipient fever.
• An incipient moustache shaded his upper lip, and gave manhood to the strong, firm mouth.
• And a dark gleam, partly of pain, partly of incipient loyalty, crossed his face.
• It is less grotesque and humorous, and it smacks of incipient Puritanism in several flavors.
• I have elsewhere stated that, twenty-three years ago, I had incipient phthisis.
• Into this incipient ferment there was presently injected the dynamic personality of Djemal-ed-Din.

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