Sentence examples for assumed a form from inspiring English sources

During this Golden Age in Spain, the theatre assumed a form more flexible than that of the Italian or French stages.

The bus's five young occupants emerged and inflated nine large balloons, which assumed a form both festive and esoteric -- billowing, multicolored pie charts and bar graphs representing federal spending.

An older and probably more-wealthy senatorial class, or aristocracy, in the West consolidated its great estates and assumed a form of protection or patronage over the labouring rural classes, depriving the state of desperately needed military and financial services.

It is as if his subconscious has broken its bounds: "No matter how distressing the scenes, the boy remains impassive... Reykjavík has, for the first time, assumed a form that reflects his inner life: a fact he would not confide to anyone".

So far, the virus has not assumed a form that passes easily between humans.

He had expected a lot of resistance, Eichmann recalled, but instead he had found "an atmosphere not only of agreement on the part of the participants, but more than that, one could feel an agreement which had assumed a form which had not been expected".

The special geometrical model of forging process, which is assumed a forming by extrusion of parts with a central boss (in plane-strain conditions) was assumed in these analyses.

The presence progressively assumes a form, until a bright-eyed ferretlike creature with wings appears.

After a further molt the animal assumes a form very similar to that of the adult.

Not that there is anything good, morally, about these political snuff films, which are now spread across the web so quickly as to assume a form of violent hardcore porn.

DRM is starting, thank god, to assume a form that isn't instinctively abhorrent to even to the most seasoned of internet users.