Sentence examples for forms which has from inspiring English sources

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The draw on this particular Monday, as it has been for the last month, was karaoke, that cheesiest of art forms, which has somehow snuck back intact from suburbia.

The ballet school is part of a complex called the National Schools of Art, about which architect and educator John Loomis has written a book, Revolution of Forms, which has been made into a movie (called Unfinished Spaces) now doing the rounds of film festivals, and is the basis of an opera directed by Robert Wilson.

Among the exceptions is an elegant dark wooden chest of drawers from Hitler's chancellery, filigreed with hundreds of swastika forms, which has been hung at a diagonal angle on a corner wall, and is further protected from possible Hitler admirers by a thin gauze panel.

This was the case with the museum's exemplary "Hair in African Art and Culture" last year, and it continues with "African Forms," which has been organized by Frank Herreman, the museum's director of exhibitions, working with Marc Ginzburg, a founding trustee of the museum and longtime collector of African art.

The chain forms, which has cumulene structure in it central part.

Some of its juxtapositions create forms which have little precedent, apart from in puzzles.

There are burrowing forms, grazing forms, gliding forms, and even long-snouted ant-eating forms which have evolved independently in the two groups.

South Africa's various black cultures have rich oral traditions, including narrative, poetic, historical, and epic forms, which have changed and adapted as black life has changed.

That may be because film is so much younger than the other great art forms, which have had centuries to wane, wax, mutate and cross-pollinate.

For the verification of the criticality control ability, the multiplication factors in the storages were estimated with the 43 vitrified forms which have been developed in various countries.