Sentence examples for a form of contact from inspiring English sources
Arguably, the response of those who treated a trip to Bedlam to view the madmen and women as an entertainment had the virtue of at least being a form of contact.
On Wednesday, Judge Matthew A. Sciarrino Jr. of Staten Island Criminal Court turned down Ms. Fernino's request to dismiss the contempt charges, ruling that MySpace was a form of contact just like speaking in person or by telephone and that the order of restraint had barred any sort of contact with the Delgrossos.
Aides in London said that Wednesday's teleconference was only the second time since General McChrystal assumed his command in June that the two men had talked by videolink, a form of contact with field commanders that President George W. Bush, at the height of the Iraq war, used as often as once a week.
Knowing someone's personal mobile phone number is far more precious and personal a form of contact than a Facebook page, email address or Twitter handle.
Is coming to know (cf. "Erkennen") that p a form of contact with facts, where facts are understood as something other than true truth-bearers?
Every sensation is a form of "contact" on the part of the spiritus, that enters into a relation, via various sense organs, with the exhalations, motions and light coming from external objects.
Ebola case-patients were asked whether they had had any form of contact with a person known to have suspected or confirmed EHF.
The pamphlet appears to have plagiarized the "Father Poussin" text to blame Sappho for devising the "Game of Flats", a "new sort of Sin", which has been interpreted to refer to sexual contact between women (i.e. tribadism, a form of "flat" contact, without the presence of protuberant male genitalia).
For the next two hours, we avoided all form of contact – physical, verbal, visual.
Memphis was also a problem, dominated by an old political machine led by E. H. (Boss) Crump and a mayor, James Pleasants, who argued that "jostling" in the line was a form of unhealthy contact between the races.
"Can I hold onto your shirt sleeve, then?" He nodded, so I grasped the edge of his sleeve between my thumb and forefinger and held it, trying to pretend it was a form of human contact that offered any solace.
