Sentence examples for a form of activity from inspiring English sources

Literature, as a form of activity with no guaranteed results, suits this generation, even though, in Russia, as elsewhere, people are reading fewer and fewer books.

"Adults, in their own homes, should be able to engage in a form of activity they enjoy and which has no conceivable negative effect on anybody else," Mr Frank told a press conference.

This is unfortunate, because good travel writing is to be valued for the way it unearths a rich sense of otherness in a landscape, a people, a form of activity, a set of events.

So when the question arises as to whether a form of activity is protected by the Constitution, one should answer it, according to Dworkin, not by parsing words or deferring to majority rule or deferring to the executive, but by determining whether the protection of that activity is demanded by the spirit — the commitment to basic values like the value of equal concern — the Constitution breathes.

The brothers' inter-social skills are also a form of activity; they rely on these, rather than conventional marketing techniques, to promote the business.

Entertainment is a form of activity that holds the attention and interest of an audience, or gives pleasure and delight.

The mossy fiber synapse in adult mice is characterized by remarkable synaptic facilitation [2], [5], [26], a form of activity-dependent short-term synaptic plasticity.

Market changes, labor shortages, and the introduction of a form of activity-based costing (diagnosis treatment combination (DTC) financing policy) in the Netherlands have provided an impetus for hospitals to reorganize care processes to improve efficiency.

The goal of physical exercise is to achieve an improvement in the patient's physical work capacity, and to eliminate the fear and uncertainty the patient may feel in relation to sexual activity as a form of physical activity.

Feeling, for Croce, is necessarily part of any (mental) activity, including bare perception indeed, feeling is a form of mental activity (it is part of his philosophy that there is never literally present to consciousness anything passive).

'Direct exposure' could comprise physical presence within the environment (i.e. some form a passive/sedentary activity) or the use of the environment as a setting for a form of physical activity.