Sentence examples for form and often from inspiring English sources

Few foods violate this edict more flagrantly than cheese powder, which seems supernatural in form and often in color.

All four artists delight in elaborate combinations of color, texture and form, and often use reflections to enrich still-lifes that are already crammed with visual interest.

Both were the products of a design mentality in which engineers simply used a standard form, and often the same detailed features.

Each day begins with a wake-up call — usually in musical form, and often with a recorded greeting from the artist.

Ms. Ferrer photographs and videotapes her naked body, showing the passing of time and its impact on her physical form and often using elements of the absurd.

Yet Mr. Gingrich, who is trailing Mr. Romney narrowly in some polls here, was in top debate form and often seemed to overshadow Rick Santorum, who is battling Mr. Gingrich to emerge as a more conservative alternative to Mr. Romney.

'It's black-and-white hand-held footage, mainly,' says Gordon, 'and it is shot in a form that is not dissimilar to the photographs he took at the time - impressionistic, free-form and often incredibly detailed.

The authors described a typical family eligible for 20 separate programs, each with its own set of complex eligibility forms and often managed by separate government offices.

Distributed algorithms are shown to bring cooperation between agents, obtained in various forms and often without explicitly programming a cooperative behavior in the single robot controllers.

Modern organisations are characterised by a great variety of forms and often involve many actors with diverse goals, performing a wide range of tasks in changing environmental conditions.

Catchy dance songs can come in all forms, and often they can be utterly insubstantial, but sometimes remain annoyingly cool, perhaps because of the sound, or simply because we associated them with a soft toy.