Sentence examples for but the basic form from inspiring English sources

Actors of this calibre can't do anything other than a good job but the basic form of the drama is, for me, tangled and clotted.

Network societies form when more Internet communities are established, but the basic form of a network society, especially a network learning society, remains unclear.

More complex punishment systems appear to have evolved in complex societies but the basic form of minimal punishment in terms of social sanctions can be considered non-altruistic.

Moreover, the acidic form of macrophage-capping protein (spot 10) was increased significantly, but the basic form (spot 11) was decreased in bladder cancer tissues compared with controls, without any change in total expression.

Until the 1930s sadhu bhasa was used for all printed matter, but calit bhasa is now the basic form used for contemporary literature.

Within that period there were notable changes, not least the transfer of ownership of the work to the United States, but the seventh edition fixed the basic form of the encyclopaedia thenceforward.

Beethoven, in his sonata-form compositions (preeminently, the 32 piano sonatas, the 16 string quartets, the trios, the 9 symphonies, and the sonatas for violin and for cello), retained the basic form, but he vastly extended its scale.

The tendency to use thematic transformation in a manner that moved away from the Classical sonata form was complemented by César Franck, who adhered to the basic form but from 1841 utilized a "cyclic" approach; that is, one of fusion, or thematic relationships between movements.

But such simple descriptions bring out the basic form of intentionality.

The basic form of the service is free.

The retail part, which defines the basic form of the street, is largely finished and occupied.