Sentence examples for like the forms from inspiring English sources

For Augustine, God, like the Forms, was eternal, incorruptible, and necessary.

Neither could continue without the other, at least in anything like the forms we would recognize today".

Ms. Kahn's abstractions are comprised mostly of interlocking geometric shapes painted in thin layers of richly colored oil paints; like the forms in Af Klint's paintings, they seem to be coming from some other world.

The variety of materials and treatments typically produces a complex of textures that must be composed and harmonized like the forms and spaces of architecture into a consistent expressive whole.

Aristotle calls them mathematicals or intermediates, because they are intermediate between the Forms and physical objects, in as much as they are perfect, eternal, and unchanging like the Forms, but multiple like physical objects (cf., for example, Met. i.6 987b14-18, iii 2, xiii.1-2).

"The sounds I play are like the forms in my work -- skeletal, jangly, wirey," he said.

"I don't like the form," Ms. Hamaide said.

"Sandy and his group don't like the form of government that the Constitution provides.

"We may not like the form," Mr. Forbes said, "but this is about the education of our children and getting the results we want.

That said, they seemed to like the form factor enough to patent it — if not anything else about the device.

Liking the form and having everything come easily are two different things, though.