Sentence examples for customary form of from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Hodge plays him, Titus initially registers as a man for whom action, not words, are the customary form of communication.
Self-flagellation is a customary form of mourning Imam Hussein; as the men swung the blades against their backs, they shouted: "Ya Hussein!
Also depicting ceremonial objects -- a shofar and a menorah -- the glass was probably set into the wall of a catacomb, the customary form of Jewish burial at the time.
Tolkien accentuates this by peppering Sam's speech with plenty of "Mr. Frodo, sir," echoing the customary form of address of a valet to his master and a soldier to an officer.
After registration there was a banquet in a large, barn-like room out behind the Lodge, with a guest lecture on "Lincoln's In-Laws: The Other Civil War," followed by awards even Abes, modest as their namesake, can't resist this customary form of conventioneering self-flattery.
Sentence implicatures, both semantic and conversational, resemple idioms and the customary forms of speaker implicature in being picked up by native speakers from other speakers in the course of learning the language.
As the avatar of bare life (or what Santner calls "creaturely life"), the homo sacer is exposed to sovereign power, especially when customary forms of life no longer protect it.
Gradually, they abandon that cargo-cult mindset and accept that they will never again become unstranded that the interval between the demise of customary forms of life and the extinction of the human life form is all the life that remains.
To paraphrase Perry Anderson, semi-feudal elites extract economic surplus from the immediate producers by customary forms of extra-economic violence and coercion; they do so by demanding labor services, deliveries in kind, or rents in cash, and preside over areas where free commodity exchange and labor mobility are relatively rare.
Eddie Taketa, ending twenty years with the company, was in customary form, full of elegance, gentleness, and gravitas.
In fact, the cultural meanings of contemporary non-customary forms of penile cutting and bloodletting may provide avenues to promote MC in PNG, if deemed an appropriate technology to stem the epidemic.
