Sentence examples for forms on its own from inspiring English sources

William's response to this problem is to hold that the senses have the role simply of stimulating the intellective power in such a way that it "forms on its own and in itself intelligible forms for itself" (OO 1, 914b), a doctrine he draws from Augustine.

Following Aristotle, al-Kindi says that dreams occur when we are sleeping because the senses are no longer active, and the imagination has free rein to conjure up forms on its own.

Often it will take on its own form of representation which gives you clues how you can act.

Then after a few minutes, the show took on its own form.

Alice Rohrwacher: Sometimes it's hard to find the time to let the idea take on its own form — which is difficult to explain to producers.

But nonsense or not, Shostakovich's opera about the mysterious separation of a St . Petersburgofficial from his nose, which soon takes on its own personified form, has become the show that major opera houses want to stage.

None of these looks quite worked in British suburbia, so nu-metal fashion here took on its own freakish form.

"'Believe' is one of those tracks that really formed on its own organically," they recalled.

He feels that his music sounds best when it is in the context given by the media it was made for, though he feels that performances of the music by itself transforms it "from just a soundtrack to an art form on its own".

This clustering is in agreement with the Plasmodium phylogenetic analysis which suggests that the rodent malarial species P.berghei, P.yoelii and P.chabaudi form one cluster, P.falciparum forms another on its own and then more distantly there is a cluster containing P.knowlesi and P.vivax [7].

I find this sort of stuff first-class bilge, an inability to accept a popular art form on its own terms.