Sentence examples for and the form in which from inspiring English sources

The question is, of course, the answer and the form in which the answer exists".

The battle between the impulse of the writer and the form in which he finds himself has always been awkward.

Before Woods's decision to skip the opening event, the biggest newsmaker was the amount of the first prize and the form in which it will be awarded.

For the theologian, however, they pose the deeper problem of distinguishing clearly between the permanent message of Scripture and the form in which it is conveyed.

While push-button devices simplify the chore of backing up files, users must take note of exactly what is being backed up and the form in which it is saved, because there are differences -- sometimes subtle -- between the machines' default settings.

Strictly, Marvellous (9pm, BBC2) is yet another bio-drama but it is different both in dramatising a figure of whom most viewers will never have heard – Neil Baldwin, who defied what are now called "learning difficulties" to achieve unusual influence in football, academia, circus clowning and religion – and the form in which the story is told.

Standardization affects units of measurement; alphabetization and transliteration; specifications for parts, materials, surfaces, processes, tools, methods of testing, and machines; and even the form in which specifications are presented.

I grew used to the absence of the Start button in Windows 8, and think the form in which it has returned is somewhat useless.

In relation to Tenor, PSTs were also introduced to Speech Function (Derewianka 2011, pp. 110 114), enabling them to identify Statements, Questions, Commands and Offers, and to examine the form in which these functions were expressed.

"We want that album heard and presented in the form in which it was created," said Steven Berman, director of marketing and sales at Interscope Geffen A&M Records, part of the Vivendi Universal's Universal Music Group.

And that's the form in which Farrell has given it back to us: unapologetic, unassuaged.