Sentence examples for form had a from inspiring English sources

At one point Mr. Kaplan notes that Lionel Trilling, Ginsberg's former professor at Columbia, believed form had a moral dimension.

Veteran concertgoers may be reminded of a bygone age when the art form had a more vital place in mainstream culture than it does now.

While form had a place in Parsons's world -- much of the beauty of the subway's decoration is shown in the photographs in the library exhibition -- function was clearly predominant.

The scanning showed exactly how he used a cast from the previous sculpture for each of the four works, changing the surface of each succeeding figure until the overall form had a flatter surface and was quite stark and architectural, strikingly similar to many of his paintings during the same period.

He thought that the management of the country should be left to a class of rich farmers and professional Parliamentarians, in conjunction with a weak and biddable king, and that this was all the "democracy" anyone needed — provided that the people, in broad form, had a kind of general and respected veto on big questions, expressed, variously, through petitions, prayers, and riots.

Also, the injectable form had a higher rate of recurrence than tablets.

Chopin's modest A-B-A song form has a capacity clocks don't understand.

That form has a question about ancestry.

The form has a new star, though, in Grayson Perry.

But the form has a rich vein of precedent, too.

Their green leaves, ovate in form, have a grayish cast.