Sentence examples for as to form from inspiring English sources

But Islamic art, unlike Western high art, gives as much attention to function as to form.

Fascinatingly, those pieces landed perfectly so as to form the phrase "own the weekend".

In consciousness there are ideas attracting other ideas so as to form complex systems.

The tops of the skyscrapers are sculpted in such a way as to form Batman's "bat" symbol.

Much of the relatively flat Canadian Shield is so riddled with lakes and swamps as to form an amphibious landscape.

In the long run, Russia and China are just as likely to fall out as to form a firm alliance.

Then it struck him, why not plant the colored varieties in such a way as to form words and pictures?

The Germans and French have put aside their historical differences so as to form a common union whose currency has overwhelmed the dollar.

These results speak to the problem of "demographics"—a word that, on Wednesday morning, was repeated so often by distraught Republicans as to form a single unbroken whine.

That might not be a strictly literary reason, but then again many far greater novels than Brick Lane owe their reputation to subject as well as to form.

One commentator has even argued the case for giving products away free, so as to form a closer bond with the customer.