The higher forms of fiction and the lower form of fibs were, no doubt, born within minutes of each other.
Do we revere the Mencken who wrote that 'the Negro (brain) is not fitted for the higher forms of mental effort', or the Mencken who championed black rights?
It is also given under conditions which at present appear to be making the higher forms of music altogether impossible to maintain.
The middle class wanted to be seen as aspiring to higher forms of entertainment to distinguish itself from the lower orders.
In the higher forms of humour, however, emphasis tends to yield to the opposite kind of virtue economy.
When the planet has enough Carbon 14 kicking around, the so-called higher forms of life find their reproductive?
As higher forms of life evolved, however, the ability to synthesize certain of these vitamin coenzymes was gradually lost.
Delicately carved with miniature designs on a variety of stones or shell, cylinder seals rank as one of the higher forms of Sumerian art.
Vitamin, any of several organic substances that are necessary in small quantities for normal health and growth in higher forms of animal life.
Whether single-celled animals or cats that function only through the spinal cord are capable of higher forms of learning is a matter of controversy.
Whether discussing Bernini ("that megaphone of 17th-century papal dogma") or Andy Warhol ("the white mole of Union Square") Hughes has always had a knack for the higher forms of name-calling.
