Sentence examples for form served from inspiring English sources

Mummu, the personified original watery form, served as Apsu's page.

His work and fundamental understanding of photography as an art form served as inspiration to generations of photographers that followed.

This new form served many of the same purposes as prints and thus dramatically reduced the print audience, but it did not satisfy the needs of connoisseurs.

The music chugged its way through huge chunks of Old Testament text, creating a sprawling behemoth with no discernible form, served up at an unvarying emotional and dynamic temperature.

The form served as Chopin's experimental laboratory, and his 50-odd examples survive as some of his freshest music: fresh in their originality but also fresh because, being less than look-at-me showpieces, they have not been done to death through public overkill.

120 Syria April 173 Tatian, Greek Tatianos (born 120 ce, Syria died April 173) Syrian compiler of the Diatessaron (Greek: "Through Four," "From Four," or "Out of Four"), a version of the four Gospels arranged in a single continuous narrative that, in its Syriac form, served the biblical-theological vocabulary of the Syrian church for centuries.

Sometimes mere form serves as a springboard for an encounter.

You see a lot of those images in "The Devil Came on Horseback," which, in brute form, serves as a catalog of human barbarism.

When the memoir form serves her well, though -- as in the heartbreaking, naturally unfolding first chapter -- she takes us right in.

The result is a sort of universal hylemorphism, since in this way matter and form serve as principles in the order of being as well as in the order of becoming.

Johnson, never in better form, serving as ringleader for artists like Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, Willie Nelson, George Strait, Allison Krauss, Vince Gill and more.