Sentence examples for creating a new form from inspiring English sources

First, is the so-called new economy creating a new form of philanthropy?

He concentrated instead on creating a new form of verse, expressing African rhythms, colours and sensations in limpid classical French.

She agreed and became captivated, she said, by the challenge of creating a new form of communication; the workshop evolved into a wandering theater company.

Despite this, the EU has now gone even further by creating a new form of "special status" membership for the UK.

Millions of guest workers who arrived after World War II chose to stay, creating a new form of second-class citizenship.

Schoenberg's opera "Moses und Aron" is about the difficulties in creating a new form of law; Eliot's "Waste Land" is concerned with the difficulties of reconstituting poetry.

Social networking and micro/regular-blogging technologies have created a new form of journalism - the citizen journalism, which has replaced traditional news avenues as the messenger, especially during disaster times.

Twenty five years before the Smart car, Karen really had created a new form of transport.

"I think we have created a new form: an Internet-length feature film".

He worked tirelessly to create a new form of institution, focused on expanding access.

Determined to create a new form — the "nonfiction novel" — Capote gets in deep with Perry.