Sentence examples for form of something from inspiring English sources

What is the form of something that's so amorphous?

Particularly given that this marriage of genres exists in the form of something called hakke rap.

The tax benefit comes in the form of something called net operating losses — NOLs in Wall Street parlance — that could be worth more than $25 billion, possibly more.

But it is also possible that the change will come, as it has in the past, in the form of something much worse.

Such evidence customarily takes the form of something written, such as a letter, a law, an administrative record, or the account of some previous historian.

Dom Hofmann, the app's co-creator, introduced it on the company's blog, writing "Posts on Vine are about abbreviation — the shortened form of something larger.

She says considering the whole of her work for the new book has reassured her that these sort of nagging preoccupations form part of something longer and more coherent.

Perhaps the rise of the failure memoir is the result less of an aesthetic disenchantment with the novel form than of something more mundane.

You are paying attention to the thing, spending your time on it, which is a form of … something.

Maybe 14th Amendment, maybe moral obligation coupons or some other form of scrip, something.

To them, toughness is the essence of the sport and anguish is a form of effort, something you nobly give.