Sentence examples for in slightly different forms from inspiring English sources

However, the findings are nonetheless of importance as meaning always emerges in slightly different forms, and will differ somewhat in content between people, time and places.

A: Seasonal flu comes back in slightly different forms each year.

That design is then adopted in slightly different forms by species after species.

Can you explain the wonderful reception your fans have given you?" The same question was put, in slightly different forms, to all the groups.

The Advance Directives law, which is in effect in slightly different forms in about a dozen states, is an almost perfect distillation of the anti-abortion mindset.

The gene, which exists in slightly different forms in hundreds of plants and animals, produces a protein that attacks invading bacteria.

What we didn't eat would be served again the next day in slightly different form.

"Telemann" was actually created in slightly different form last June for the School of American Ballet, City Ballet's affiliated school.

The play was revived professionally in slightly different form in 1970, with William Devane playing the part of McMurphy, and again in 2001, with Gary Sinise in the part.

This reverses the formula of "Renovations," the entertaining memoir by Mr. Marchese (parts of which appeared in slightly different form in this newspaper).

In slightly different form, the show started in June at the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site in Manhattan.