The twins had been battling various forms of their illness since they were young.
2. Passive and Active Intentions and The Forms of Their Confirmation and Verification.
As it was, West German institutions, and the forms of their institutions, simply replaced those in the East.
Second, fundamentalisms around the world have more in common with one another than with moderate forms of their respective faiths.
Women are more visible in the streets - or at least the forms of their blue chaderei are.
And some – anger is one – will find forms of their own, of which she feels herself to be the only progenitor.
For all four musicians, now in their 30's and 40's, it was natural as well to work in the popular musical forms of their upbringing.
Greek, Indian, and most Italian Renaissance sculptors shaped the forms of their work to receive light in a way that makes the whole work radiantly clear.
Furthermore, the colonizers, predominantly Spanish and Portuguese, brought with them the wealth of Mediterranean tradition and the varied imagery and forms of their home regions.
As writers became progressively alienated from the official culture of the Second Empire (1852 70), the forms of their revolt became more and more disparate.
He started from the Yorkshire moors that surrounded him in childhood, incorporating in his work the forms of their component parts: caves, crags, hillsides, flints, pebbles, shells and bones.
