Sentence examples for forming themselves from inspiring English sources

I get the sense that fewer and fewer people in your generation are raised with a foundation of coherent religious identity, and I wonder where they go to commemorate or process important life events--and what happens to the role of social capital when people stop forming themselves into (and being formed within) coherent communities?

In 1952 young boys and girls drifted in little bands of five or six, already forming themselves into a phenomenon.

Fischer announced the orchestra would perform Brahms's Abendständchen, his Evening Serenade, and, quickly forming themselves into voice parts, they sang us a delicate and refined farewell.

Down in the stadium, the kids form themselves into a gigantic peace sign and then follow that up by forming themselves into a giant star.

When I asked questions, his answers tended to skirt specifics, forming themselves into disquisitions on theoretical matters of national history and character.

The New Yorker, January 28 , 1967P. 31 In 1952 young boys and girls drifted in little bands of five or six, already forming themselves into a phenomenon.

Then Lepage introduced his most elaborate scenic device: a series of twenty-four aluminum planks that twist and undulate, re-forming themselves into different scenery elements.

Under Hughson's directions, the Negroes formed themselves into clubs.

They have formed themselves into a Victims, Survivors and their Families Panel, which advises me.

The masters formed themselves into collegia (that is, organizations), chiefly for the conferment of degrees.

The alienated young formed themselves into street gangs who scrapped over their territories just as the young do today.