Sentence examples for clear forms of from inspiring English sources

Yes, a city such as New York, where a black man was recently choked to death by police officers, has its own very clear forms of racialisation and it's a national issue.

Wagener called out the "sensual surfaces" and "clear forms" of the design, along with various pieces of vanguard tech that would make a Maybach blush.

"Some of the law associated with tenure dates back hundreds of years so the proposals to simplify contracts and establish two clear forms of tenure will benefit tenants in both the private and social sectors.

A very clear and clean form of hate.

The report, published in the journal Pediatrics on Monday, points out that much of what hurts children goes beyond clear-cut forms of emotional or mental maltreatment.

Lord Scott said: "Gerrymandering - the manipulation of constituency boundaries for party political advantage - is a clear form of political corruption".

His senior journalists admit privately that this is unacceptable – a clear form of editorial corruption – but they insist that he intervenes far less often than outsiders imagine.

I suspect most of these businesses spend large sums (with in-house personnel or outside agencies) planning and developing their Twitter activities — a clear form of advertising that provides value, with no portion going to Twitter.

And so Catt's pursuit of beauty becomes a clear form of self-abuse.

While the intervention took the clear form of support from MES, its aim was to expedite 'modernisation', for which there was no clear definition.

Unfortunately, however, these clearer forms of analysis became overshadowed during the Renaissance, despite or perhaps because of the growing interest in the original Greek sources.