Sentence examples for forms of world from inspiring English sources
Folk, country and different forms of world music may also come frequently into the build-up category, with an emphasis on storytelling.
It is an agreeable chance that the Talmudic word for tractate, masechet, means "webbing" -- we are dealing with two different forms of World Wide Web.
Many sought out the music of other sitar, sarod and tabla soloists, as well as Indian vocalists, and branched out to other forms of world music, from China, Japan, Indonesia and eventually African and Latin American countries.
"Science fiction, no matter what form it takes, allows the artist to explore alternative forms of world and character building, often for the purpose of social critique and as often to entertain and dazzle," she said.
It is also different from transnationalism, assigned by Etienne Balibar to new forms of world citizenship that engender open rather than closed social polities.
He also made clear that his study of various forms of world religions was to be taken for its heuristic value rather than as "complete analyses of cultures, however brief" [Ibid., 27].
Characteristic of the philosophy of symbolic forms is a concern for the more "primitive" forms of world-presentation underlying the "higher" and more sophisticated cultural forms — a concern for the ordinary perceptual awareness of the world expressed primarily in natural language, and, above all, for the mythical view of the world lying at the most primitive level of all.
Facebook, Twitter and other forms of world-wide digital platforms are not places for recording your private information.
What the Bush doctrine calls for — paradoxically, given its proponents — is a form of world government.
Plus, there is the exhilaration that comes from a behind-the-scenes form of world hegemony.
