Sentence examples for form ideas from inspiring English sources

You could almost feel the tributes starting to form, ideas of how to capture Rivera's magic and put it into words.

After taking tai chi instruction, he began to form ideas about how to apply it to running, and in 2004 he incorporated them into a book that gained a devoted following.

Sometimes he expressed in more-extreme form ideas he had always held (such as his dislike for imitation of fashionable schools), but at other times he endorsed ideas that were incompatible with his own earlier novels, which he rejected.

"Image for a Title: Placebo Effects in the Cultural Landscape," organized by the Workshop for Potential Design, asks how "conditions and expectations affect the way we form ideas about an object or an image".

These people were usually familiar only with science fiction as presented in the movies and on television -- common-denominator stuff that borrows, typically in grossly simplified form, ideas and approaches from SF writing of 30 years ago.

The third book is valued particularly for the way it presents in narrative form ideas about the importance to individuals and societies of belief in traditional objective values that Lewis had developed earlier in his nonfiction The Abolition of Man (1943).

Most use song form (Idea One, Idea Two, then Idea One again).

HUNTINGTON STATION South Huntington Public Library "Color, Form, Idea, Fragrance," an exhibition featuring work by Mikhail Gubin, a Soviet-born artist.

Hepworth returned to her totemic Single Form idea for a monument to Dag Hammarskjöld, secretary general at the United Nations, to stand outside the UN's Manhattan headquarters.

That doesn't necessarily prepare you for long-form ideas.

"Papillons" is a garden of fully formed ideas, as if a sensibility had grown up overnight and left ready-to-eat fruit waiting to be picked.