Sentence examples for even a form of from inspiring English sources

Even "a form of elder abuse".

The act of training and pushing yourself to physical limits was considered dangerous or even a form of sickness.

And thus, too, it can seem an egoistic, unappealing form of religion, even a form of spiritual pride.

As much as right-minded people like to deplore the perceived sloth of nostalgia, it's worth remembering that nostalgia is often – frequently, even – a form of mourning.

But Venkatesh cannot resist, so at the end of the paragraph we get: "Was this some kind of socioeconomic marker, perhaps even a form of personal expression?

Acting, he allows, was an outlet for his angst, even a form of self-therapy, if only up to a point.

But it's also a mark of democracy at work, a retrograde aesthetic that signifies, and maybe even promotes, a form of social progress.

In March, during arguments before a three-judge panel of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Theodore implied that seeking the abolition of nuclear weapons might even be a form of sabotage.

Technology, with its almost magical abilities to transform the material world, may even encourage a form of gnosticism, in which transcendence over matter is sought through mystical contemplation.

Many people in England envied her; it was agreeable to be envied, even for a form of life that didn't exist.

Even if a form of Ms. Burchardt's suggestion were ultimately adopted, nationwide sampling would most likely take place independently of any university examination of doctoral work.