Sentence examples for every imaginable form from inspiring English sources

And here we are, after 135 instalments, a print anthology and literally thousands of original poems on all kinds of themes and in every imaginable form (some not previously imagined).

I fear every imaginable form of cancer.

The art of silverwork flourished in the Renaissance, finding expression in virtually every imaginable form.

The impressive complex purveys every imaginable form of stationery, something of a Japanese specialty.

The fast-moving drifts stopped myriad trains from getting into and leaving the city, and trapped buses and every imaginable form of transportation.

Need lies all around us in every imaginable form, and the act of relieving that need is the very doing of Christmas itself.

Most of the new introductions will continue to be variations on old favorites: Potato chips are finding new shapes, forms and flavors (oiled, cheesed, already dipped), while the tortilla chip--currently in vogue--is taking on almost every imaginable shape, taste and form," Frost & Sullivan reports.

As the captain navigated slowly through waters choked with crystalline forms of every imaginable shape and size, several of us took photographs or huddled in blankets against the chill (being out on an ice fjord, even in summer, is like sitting in a freezer chest).

"We have documented every other imaginable form of female identity in the Jazz Age — the New Woman, the spinster, the flapper, the Gibson Girl, the bachelor girl, the bohemian, the twenties 'mannish' lesbian, the suffragist, the invert and so on," she writes.

As we head into the next quarter or two, I think political risk will trump every other imaginable form of it.

Sadly, there are many self-professed Christians who are convinced in their utmost being that the God does indeed give people cancer (while also intentionally inflicting every other imaginable form of evil on creation).