Sentence examples for found its form from inspiring English sources

Yet it's a traditional language that found its form in the written works of modern Wuxia writers like Jin Yong, Liang Yusheng, and Wang Dulu.

Here, though, everything that found its form so well in Hergé's remix loses it catastrophically in Spielberg's.

The fantasy of endlessness has found its form in late Roth — in a spare, pragmatic prose, apparently unconcerned with literary effects, focussed only on its subject.

After a stuttering start, Spain, the reigning champion of Europe, found its form in a pretty 2-0 win over Honduras.

Samuel West's direction and the actors' performances (particularly Marty Cruickshank's Virgie and Veronica Roberts's Haydn) bring out the entertaining qualities of an intriguing subject that hasn't yet found its form.

With "The Birmingham Project," an exhibition of large-scale diptychs and a video at the Birmingham Museum of Art, his response has found its form, in time to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the bombing on Sunday.

It was bound to find its form less in the conventional architecture of plot than in the symmetries of the narrator's inner world, the driving force of his desires, the selective harmonies of memory.

Once more, it's death, or its marker, that provides the surface across which this map-projection finds its form.

WORLD CUP QUALIFYING Brazil is another team that has yet to find its form in World Cup qualifying.

And this is so annoying – because, all the while, there is something strong here struggling to find its form as a drama, rather than a moral fable about the ill-effects of broken homes and addiction.

And even sometimes here the strangulation finds its form as school libraries ban books that have offended someone's sensibilities, as textbook publishers eliminate from their texts scientific facts that are deemed unpalatable by religious zealots, and as our federal government would assume the right to know, from library records, what we're reading.