Sentence examples for definitive form from inspiring English sources

The company's productions can take years to morph into their definitive form.

Two more revisions would follow, in 1905 and 1906, before the opera reached its definitive form.

The finds verify that our image of Bach is still changing and shows few signs of taking definitive form.

Non-Muslim scholars, too, see signs of a conscious, but not wholly successful, effort to settle on a definitive form.

It took 10 years for the movement to acquire its definitive form, its independent vision, and its unique perceptiveness.

This he achieved for La Scala in 1869, when "Forza," with no loss of vastness, attained its definitive form.

Chocolate plus hazelnuts conquered the city, and the combination soon took definitive shape in the form we know it today, an ingot with a rounded belly, wrapped in foil.

It is not until the butterfly is in its pupal stage that the wing-bud becomes exposed, and shortly after eclosion, the wing begins to expand and form its definitive shape.

The Song was the classical age of mountain-and-water landscape painting, in which a Daoist concept of nature as an organic play of interactive forces took definitive visual form.

Finally, the definitive questionnaire form was reviewed after another meeting of the group of experts.

The definitive callus forms slowly as the cartilage is resorbed and replaced by bone tissue.