Sentence examples for holds a form from inspiring English sources

Pepper spray is banned, and youths are taught to de-escalate fights or apply grappling holds, a form of restraint.

(An argument along these lines is found in Blanshard (1939), who holds a form of the coherence theory closely related to Joachim's).

Cerinthus admitted circumcision and the sabbath and held a form of millenarianism.

Decorative and demonstrative; only properly steamed milk will hold a form.

Addis (see esp. 27-46) identifieseveralal other contemporary or near-contemporary philosophers who hold this sort of view (including Meinong, Husserl, Bergmann, and Searle), but anyone holding a form of the so-called adverbial theory of consciousness would also appear to be a candidate.

The Sautrāntika school held a form of phenomenalism that saw the world as imperceptible.

It consists of a yellow hoop on a pole holding a crystalline form made of mirrors, with a complex, jewel-like interior of luminous, colored facets.

As fibres, these materials are prized for their strength, toughness, resistance to heat and mildew, and ability to hold a pressed form.

"How about your last name?" the guard presses on, holding out a form.

"I was held for four days, but the people of Gaza continue to be held in a form of prison, and there are others in Egypt who are also being held," he said.

"I could never apply for this," he said, holding up a form he called too restrictive.