Sentence examples for in ancient forms from inspiring English sources

This Sunday also offers crafts: making jewelry and mosaics in ancient forms.

Our results reveal that for the first time in more than two millennia, some puzzling inscriptions next to Scythians and Amazons can be deciphered as appropriate names and words in ancient forms of Iranian, Abkhazian, Circassian, Ubykh, and Georgian.

Goodwin is also a member of Break Beat Poets, a collective that explores the rhythms and tempos of hip-hop in ancient forms of poetry, verse poetry, lyric poetry, "all of that," he said, and he envisioned "Bars and Measures" as a work that would move "like a piece of music, a piece that was poetic, that felt like jazz, that was a little bit messy," he said.

And he (or she) who quoteth the words of Jesus in ancient form, sheweth plainly that he (or she) considereth them to be out of date.

Durkheim hoped to discover a pure religion in very ancient forms and generally claimed to see the origin of religion in totemism.

All four major literate cultures, in their ancient forms, laid a strong emphasis on the extramusical qualities of music.

So far, so Flaherty: an ancient set of tribal skills and rituals, documented in a way that makes one vaguely suspicious that this is all being falsely maintained in its ancient forms.

In designing his antidote to civilization's "pathologically short attention span," as the Long Now literature puts it, Mr. Hillis (who once made a computer out of Tinkertoys) has tried to learn from the mistakes of previous long-range messages like the Phaistos disk unearthed in Crete in 1908, which features 241 symbols in an ancient form of Greek that predates Homer.

There is also an account of the games in their ancient form, where athletes competed naked in accordance with ideologies of aestheticism that permeated 7th-century BC Hellenic culture.

As is clear from his treatment of ancient philosophy in the Lectures on the History of Philosophy, Hegel was attracted to the type of dialectic employed by Socrates in his efforts to get his interlocutors thinking about something beyond that given immediately in sensation (LHP II: 51), and implicit in the ancient form of skepticism that had been employed after Socrates (LHP II: 344).

Poinar is the second generation in his family to study ancient forms of life, following in the footsteps of his father, a well-known paleoentomologist.