Sentence examples for form which are from inspiring English sources

These stresses cause crevasses to form, which are then incorporated into the structure of the icebergs.

Religious objections to portrayals of the human form (which are prevalent, though not universal in Islam) have spawned the wonderful art of Arabic calligraphy.

Heidegger held that it is a mistake to base the ontology of human existence on Aristotelian concepts such as matter and form, which are suitable only for artifacts.

On the other hand, however, it is precisely these linguistic montages — emerging as they do from the detours and digressions of narrative and, especially, of form — which are most at odds with the demands of high culture.

It has been suggested that the females' antlers help them compete for food in the unusual herds that reindeers form, which are both large, with up to 40 females per male, and coed, though adult males are often solitary until it comes time to gather a harem.

He also wrote a number of romantic poems in masnawi form, which are almost completely lost now, except for some fragments from the love story of Vāmeq and ʿAz̄rāʾ (Arabic: Wāmiq and ʿAdhrāʾ), an adaptation of a long Greek narrative of the Hellenistic period.

It was, instead, true to form, which is higher praise.

Of greater significance is his own form, which is waning.

This is an art form which is simultaneously old as the hills and daringly modern.

The first form, which is better studied, is known as Batesian mimicry.

This leaves quite a different relationship to form, which is that of Gabriel and Nathan.