Sentence examples for forms and guises from inspiring English sources

The background: Rebellion comes in many forms and guises.

Hope and renewal at Madison Square Garden now come in many forms and guises: the wizened face of Donnie Walsh, the new president; the fresh ideas of Mike D'Antoni, the bold new coach; and the vague promise of 2010.

World Cancer Day, Thursday 4 February, is a day dedicated to getting the world thinking about and taking action against cancer, in all its many horrible forms and guises.

Cloud Atlas' central concern is fundamentalism which it shows to be cruel and tyrannical in all its forms and all its guises and in every age.

In numerous galleries, most of them in SoHo, Minimalism's simplified forms and surfaces are visible in various guises, phases and degrees of originality - and from different generations.

Political Islam comes in many shapes and guises.

Heroes in the city come in many shapes and guises.

Kelpies have the ability to transform themselves into non-equine forms, and can take on the outward appearance of human figures, in which guise they may betray themselves by the presence of water weeds in their hair.

Under the guise of fighting violent extremism "in all of its forms and manifestations" in cities and communities across the world, the Obama administration has agreed to partner with the United Nations to take part in its Strong Cities Network program.

It would be strange if it didn't take the form of guises," Christina was quoted as saying the documentary.

A great opening programme of new performance art and theatre includes the debut of The Marlborough Madams, a new lesbian company formed in the guise and spirit – and under the wing – of the famous Drill Hall Darlings.