Sentence examples for highly developed form from inspiring English sources

The cult temple achieved its most highly developed form in the great sanctuaries erected over many centuries at Thebes.

In its most highly developed form, the confidence game, which has generated its own jargon, victimizes wealthy and prominent individuals.

"Rather, intuition is a highly complex and highly developed form of reasoning that is based on years of experience and learning and on facts, patterns, concepts, procedures and abstractions stored in one's head".

It has its origins in what I call a 360-degree view of the sport: a multidimensional approach that has at its heart a highly developed form of game awareness.

(Chinen) ★ Borah Bergman Memorial (Monday) Borah Bergman, who died last year at age 85, was a pianist drawn to free improvisation, and to a highly developed form of ambidexterity.

First, by asking the students to wrestle with Latin in its most highly developed form at an early stage in their careers, I hope to encourage a passion for the language which is often difficult to instill through fabricated sentences or stories.

The crucial distinction lies between religion on the popular "primitive" level and the more highly developed forms of religious belief.

In general, the feeding mechanism involves the pharynx which, in the most highly developed forms, is a powerful muscular organ that can be protruded through the mouth.

Sand painting, also called dry painting, type of art that exists in highly developed forms among the Navajo and Pueblo Indians of the American Southwest and in simpler forms among several Plains and California Indian tribes.

Nevertheless, Chinese art's highly developed, systematic forms of expression, coupled with its theoretical basis in religion and philosophy, proved enormously forceful, and Chinese styles dominated at key junctures in Japanese history.

However, to coordinate their voices, they transcribed and rehearsed the music in advance, transforming these improvisations into highly developed musical forms that composers would emulate.