Sentence examples for form of coming from inspiring English sources

'Writing,' she says, 'is something I should have done more of, it's a form of coming home.

She made The Slope with Jungermann during this period of near estrangement from her parents, which foregrounded her sexuality and acted as a very public form of coming out.

Although still regarded as beyond the pale by whites, he has picked up some support among Latinos by appealing to issues of class rather than race, and adding more wit to his outrage.From this point of view, the current libel suit may even mark some form of coming of age for Mr Sharpton.

She explained that could take the form of coming to Jesus, preaching the Bible, or loving one another as the Lord has loved us.

Because the movement to claim one's gay identity publicly, either in the form of coming out or marching for rights, has no precedence in the country, many activists were eager to see just how many Latvians would feel comfortable participating in such a big display.

(The bludgeoning of logic is yet another form of violence coming out of the debates).

This is about laying groundwork for people to think of and use BBC properties beyond that, with options for monetizing in the form of ads coming alongside it.

"Quakerism offers a very special 'form' that I personally find extremely appealing: A unique form of devotion, coming together, and worship, namely silent meditation," he said.

As he continued through the channels, every major network was interviewing an African-American, discussing some form of a "coming of age" of America.

Another key form of influence comes from well-connected lawyers and lobbyists who do not register to lobby.

Our initial form of funding came through personal savings and private investment.