Sentence examples for forms to which from inspiring English sources

I was always trying to create on an epic scale in forms to which it was never suited".

When mannequins first were used, they were basically molded dress forms to which clothing makers pinned garments.

He turned his attention to pushing other media, namely paintings and drawings, the rarefied forms to which he had asked photography to aspire.

Nouns have singular and plural forms, to which the definite article may be suffixed; the plural suffixes vary, reflecting earlier stem, gender, and umlaut classes.

For, as the declaration itself notes, "all experience hath shown, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed".

In 2003, the monsterists appeared, with the aim of getting British writers to create large-scale plays, instead of the studio-bound forms to which many have been restricted.

Yes, I will leave this weathered body, a form to which time has not been kind.

The other journalistic form to which the Voice showed the way had a completely different demographic.

They marked the fulfillment rather than the beginning of the poetic form to which they belong.

(I've always thought that music is the art form to which the cinema is the closest).

A form to which he gave increasingly more attention at this time was that of the variation.