| What is intriguing is to see the theme embryonically emerging in this 1962 double bill now being given a rare and well-cast, if erratically directed, revival by the Original Theatre Company. |
| Since the optic nerve and retina are, embryonically, an extension of the brain, it is not surprising that central nervous system diseases frequently affect the eye. |
| Then comes the sixth class, still partly identified with the Left of the fourth and embryonically attached to the fifth. |
| In doing so, it was the only social force capable of projecting, if only embryonically, a vision of a more cooperative and supportive society. |
| She had wept, curling embryonically under the duvet, hoping it would cover the nakedness of her flesh and her pain. |
| The honeyed bouquet of St. not-so-Innocent gave way to a suave, lean, refreshing, harmonious, embryonically complex New World white that, like stirling Chablis, revolves around a core of fine appetite-whetting acidity. |
