Sentence examples for idea of form from inspiring English sources

"I have an issue with the idea of form.

He cannot quite identify with, he cannot recognize them and then claims that we really should be looking at the meaning, at the ultimate meaning of things, but then he returns and valorizes the idea of form.

This article considers the difficulty or impossibility of defining poetry; man's nevertheless familiar acquaintance with it; the differences between poetry and prose; the idea of form in poetry; poetry as a mode of thought; and what little may be said in prose of the spirit of poetry.

Not least the Augustinian example of experienced interiority and reflexivity, the idea of form as the principle of individuation, and the late medieval and Franciscan emphasis on will and singularity entered into early modern thinking about the person, and combined with the stronger focus on human personality that was characteristic of Renaissance humanism.

"Concerto" gives the wrong idea of form, though.

The idea of form (or visuals) first always appealed to me.

Each has flirted with the idea of forming a "third front" that excluded the B.J.P.

Some Mail journalists even toy with the idea of forming a new opposition party.

Unlike Mr Yushchenko, she has always rejected the idea of forming a coalition with her opponents.

Ideally, from my perspective, Bowen and Kirp would address the idea of forming a tuition free US Open University.

"I had this idea of forming a brain trust of guys to help my career," he told me.