Sentence examples for because of its form from inspiring English sources

It is not easy to understand what Plato means by poetry, why it is an opponent, whether it is dangerous because of its form or content or both, and whether there is much of ongoing interest or relevance in his account.

If Büchner's play feels modern, it is partly because of its form, partly because of its content.

"I think the new book will take a kicking from the critics because of its form," he says, frowning.

Because of its form -- spare, brief chapters -- the book divides easily as we plumb her re-creation of the life of Friedrich von Hardenberg, the German poet who took the name of Novalis.

However, information might exist which was not included in these analyses because of its form.

Cons Feels cheap The sunken trackball is awkward to use It seems a lot bigger compared to the older Pearl because of its form factor The font on the keyboard itself seems off.

But because of its closed form, it is easy to estimate.

Although the cloning capacity of YACs is extremely large, up to 2 Mb, YAC DNA is difficult to purify because of its linear form, and it suffers from insert chimerism [ 3, 4].

(3) When abbreviation pairs are found, use the mention type of the long form to the sort form (e.g., "TIF1" is tagged as protein family because of its long form "transcriptional intermediary factor 1 family").

It was disempowering because of its administrative form.

Technically part of the L series of point-and-shoots, the L100 is the standout, mainly because of its freaky form factor. It's a lot like the P90 but less so, with a more restrained 15x optical zoom but most of the same features.