Sentence examples for an ultimate form from inspiring English sources
Thirdly, the strategy goal disengagement is theorized to be one of the poles of the continuum of goal adjustment, as disengagement is an ultimate form of adjusting goals, namely, letting go of goals.
Myxoid stroma, histologically characterised by excessive synthesis of a non-fibrous ECM component, dense distribution of myofibroblasts and sparse distribution of immune cells (Ueno et al, 2004), can be regarded as an ultimate form of ECM remodelling induced by tumours.
As an ultimate form of being engaged in learning we added an item measuring flow, that is, being fully emerged in learning and forgetting everything around oneself (Csikszentmihalyi 1975; Csikszentmihalyi and Csikszentmihalyi 1988).
"Most of my lyrics in my songs mostly speak on the troubles, the day-to-day rituals of being a trans woman... Whatever I feel at the moment," she says, alluding to the idea that her proud and vocal existence is, in a sense, the ultimate form of resistance.
Moreover, swimming naked is a wonderful feeling, the ultimate form of immersion in nature and something everyone should try, at least once in their lifetime, if not every summer.
'It's taking the concept of a wave to its ultimate form as far as drama is concerned.' It's true that somewhere in the annals of iconic 20th-century images, there should definitely be a shot of a surfer speck on a tsunami.
Chris Pirillo posted recently that overlaid advertising where sponsors logos were present through out a video are the ultimate form of video advertising.
For Brad, being "fluid bound" with a partner is the ultimate form of intimacy.
For them, enlistment, even in light of white Northern racism, was the ultimate form of a rebellious activism.
But as Iowa gave way to New Hampshire and then South Carolina, and the contest careered toward its ultimate form of a zero-sum game between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, the mood darkened.
In other words, Fred Madison commits a horrific crime, and his mind opts for the ultimate form of denial: becoming a different person with no memory, Peter Dayton.
