Sentence examples for established forms from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, advances are made at the expense of already established forms; other times, the established forms are themselves challenged and reinvigorated by the resulting blowback.

McCabe's compositions covered most of the established forms, with the exception of grand opera, and included seven symphonies, three piano concertos, and concertos for most orchestral instruments.

Eliot's experiment with poetic form, metre, rhyme, and voice was a radical departure from the restrictions of established forms and diction.

After alien rule by the Mongols, the Chinese were obsessed with restoring their heritage; they avoided deviating from established forms and views.

Poetry ranged between traditional types of verse and experimental writing that departed radically from the established forms of the 19th century.

They are a small but growing fraction of the 150,000 offenders in the United States who are subject to more established forms of electronic supervision like home monitoring systems and mandatory telephone checks.

Long track was the established form.

His TV shows took an established form and reinvented its tone and scope.

John Edwards's televised self-flagellation followed established form for sexually outed public servants.

But what would it look like if we transplanted this established form of protest into the digital age?

Around the time he turned 30, in 2003, the trumpeter Nicholas Payton started loosening up his music, taking strides away from established form.