Sentence examples for changed forms from inspiring English sources
Didn't he condone the slaughter of a monkey because he believed it to be a Jew that changed forms?
These changed forms are even toxic and have ability to cause damage even in a very low concentration (Noel and Rajan 2014).
However, influenced perhaps by the widely-known discussion of mass-energy equivalence by Bondi and Spurgin (1987), physicists now explain such reactions not as cases of mass being converted into energy, but merely as cases where energy has changed forms.
The gown changed forms, each more stunning than the last, so many times one almost expected a Lepage-style (except functional) Deus ex machina effect in a grand finale of truly Baroque proportions, with miraculous revelation and transformation, but the concert did not suffer from the inexplicable lack of such a closing.
As a result of changed forms, binding of TRBP-RBD2 to DNA RNA and dsDNA becomes significantly impaired in major grooves and in minor grooves I, but not in the minor groove II, as quantified in Figure 4b.
Women's dresses also changed form.
Most remained alive, but in a changed form.
More elite and serious styles flourished too, though in changed form.
But racism, she said, has simply changed form — more insidious, less direct.
Suitcase and album followed the hatbox out the window, although one photograph stayed in the book in a changed form.
