Sentence examples for form traditionally from inspiring English sources

The survey replaces the census long form traditionally used.

A day's worth of observations were so voluminous that she needed to resort to the epic form, traditionally a container for heroic male struggle, to express them.

But the rising popularity of competitive "slams," in which poetry, rap, performance art and stand-up comedy converge and ignite has redefined a literary form traditionally associated with bearded bohemians and nebbishy bookworms.

That event was remarkable not only on account of Arundale's artistry but also because it was a staged, public performance (as opposed to a temple event), and it set a precedent for upper-class women to practice an art form traditionally associated with a widely maligned lower-class community.

The Riveras are originally from Puerto Rico and there are obvious racial undertones when Luie Jr. is criticized for rapping, an art form traditionally associated with African Americans.

Exhibition itself is in need of a transformation and one of the options open to film is to revert back to its roots as an art form traditionally predicated on performance, theatrical or otherwise.

Emulsions are formed traditionally by homogenization (shaking, stirring or some other kinds of intensive dynamic and/or static mixing processes).

Moreover (see below), Aristotle expends great efforts to argue that every valid argument, in a broad sense, can be "reduced" to an argument, or series of arguments, in something like one of the forms traditionally called a syllogism.

There is a further system of verbal forms, traditionally referred to as binyanim, which are generally considered realizations of voice and type of action, although there is disagreement in the literature as to the nature of the meanings associated with each binyan as well (ibid. 343-361).

Unsurprisingly, the vast majority of the works on display feature fat bodies as prominent elements, appropriately taking advantage of this opportunity to bring awareness not just to a marginalized group, but to forms traditionally disregarded in contemporary art as well.

At the Sackler Center we show the work of both men and women who engage in the discussion on feminism". The center is also working to legitimize art forms -- traditionally used by women -- such as personal biography, which has often been discounted in the larger art world.