Sentence examples for outer form from inspiring English sources

More original was Humboldt's theory of "inner" and "outer" form in language.

Under Deakin's example, Macfarlane leaves behind this initial conception of the utter, outer form of wildness.

His goal was to reverse the tradition, voiced by Julia Margaret Cameron, of using portraiture to allow the outer form to reveal the inner spirit.

Its influence, like that of the distinction of inner and outer form, can also be seen in the thought of Ferdinand de Saussure, a Swiss linguist.

The history of art may be the history of freethinking artists who are turmoil-trailing tornadoes of irrepressible passion, but it's also about having the practical sense to give outer form to inner fury.

The outer form of the dance, however, is only one aspect of the divine flow of energy; followers of Shiva say that the dance is in the heart of every devotee.

"The essence of the surrealist imagination," he told a German magazine, "is its ability to translate the apparent forms of the world, the outer forms, into inner ones, into mental forms.

What Anderson evokes is shock without surprise; the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate phenomena comes off as a naïve shock at the ways of the cruel world an ahistorical view of the time resulting from a fetishizing of its outer forms.

What Anderson evokes is shock without surprise; the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate phenomena comes off as a naïve shock at the ways of the cruel world — an ahistorical view of the time resulting from a fetishizing of its outer forms.

Among mystic sects native to Russia, the Dukhobors, who originated in the 18th century among the peasants, resembled the Quakers in their indifference to outer forms and their insistence on the final authority of the Inner Light.

We are no longer blinded by the outer forms we see before us.