Sentence examples for broken form from inspiring English sources

"He would kneel on the floor in front of me and masturbate me while having a broken form of conversation with me," he told me by email.

In practice, one does a bit of both — a gulp of essay, a snatch of diary — and the broken form usefully, but relatively painlessly, corrupts any easy relation to innocent continuity.

In each medium popular music, literature, and visual art, respectively the woman has broken form, shed a skin, with each phase of her career, whereas the man has returned to ever-deepening iterations of the sound or sentence or imagery with which he began.

With its broken form and literary style, Novalis's return to the fragment has been taken to challenge the distinction between art and critical thinking that was entirely central to Kant and Fichte.

This broken form of HIF-1 α has been described not to be controlled by microenvironmental oxygen, thus leading to HIF-1 α signalling over-activation.

For example, as recently as the 1960s, most scholarly linguists believed African American Vernacular English to be a deficient, broken form of standard American English reflective of African Americans' lack of cognitive abilities.

Moreover, the rings often appeared broken (forming fragments of varying sizes, Figure 4A, asterisks), suggesting that they had been aberrantly removed from bivalents without the release of cohesion.

But I notice this female inclination toward breaking form wherever in the world I go.

Pusha T is a technician who seethes but never breaks form.

Mr. Romney, who has generally run a prudent and cautious campaign, is unlikely to break form.

Eight minutes later, the Giants broke form, and instead of playing conservatively with a lead, Collins again looked for Toomer deep.