Sentence examples for out of its form from inspiring English sources

Tapped out of its form, blancmange is gorgeous and subdued, like a piece of carved ivory.

Musicians burst out of its forms and formats exactly as the civil-rights movement, too, burst out of familiar modes of organization to redefine the very concept of protest and resistance.

The Qurʾān became the textbook of the Muslims' entire philosophy of life; theology, lexicography, geography, historiography, and mysticism all grew out of a deep study of its form and content; and in even the most secular works there can be found allusions to the holy book.

The time has long since passed that we speak out against repression in all of its forms.

Copper was rarer, but it had one key advantage: With a 2,000 degree Fahrenheit melting point, it was easier to pull out of its rocky ore form.

Each of this series of Ibsen's classic modern dramas grows by extension or reversal out of its predecessor; they form an unbroken string.

An out-of-form Bell is not too dissimilar to an in-form Bell.

To prevent this outcome, Hansen favors a carbon tax that pays out all of its revenue in the form of a dividend.

Robert Scoble presented us with a compelling model for advertising on Twitter, called a Super Tweet.Of course the elephant in the room is when and how Twitter will be rolling out its own form of advertising.

A final attempt to form a coalition of the right in March 1934 came to nothing, and from late 1933, Quisling's Nasjonal Samling began to carve out its own form of national socialism.

Recent form had no bearing on the early stages, however, as out-of-form Villa dominated.