Sentence examples for means and forms from inspiring English sources

Not because she is anodyne, but because the nature of the campaign limited her means and forms of expression.

For decades, he was disparaged in the West as a sellout whose failure to challenge traditional means and forms signified a capitulation to retrograde party canons.

Mohammed Halabi, a 19-year-old law student from Ramallah, wrote on his Facebook page hours before stabbing dead two Israelis in the Old City: "Defending Al-Aqsa... is our honor and defending it by all means and forms is legal".

The title means "hunts and forms"; I prefer thinking of it as "hunting and forming", because the music is in a constant state of volatility, of change.

The parameters of wind speed distributions calculated for the onshore and offshore data indicate that both the mean and form of the distribution is modified during offshore flow.

We become a Third Country in the EU's eyes, and in an unplanned scenario that means inspections and form-filling.

The work dedicated to this investigation is Scheler's The Nature of Sympathy (original German title, Wesen und Formen der Sympathie literally means the Essence and Forms of Sympathy).

The potential variety in terms of aims and forms means that it is very difficult to come up with a concise definition of what exactly constitutes communication by reference to certain forms or content.

However, even with a low level of variation at this locus, A. means and A. pholeter form a clade, primarily exclusive of A. tridactylum.

We here obtain, by rigorous means and in closed-form, a reduced linear Langevin equation description of the stochastic dynamics of monostable biochemical networks in conditions characterized by small intrinsic noise and timescale separation.

The brevity of Mankell's sentences doesn't mean they're lean, mean and perfectly formed — they can be as woolly as many a longer effort.