Sentence examples for personalized form from inspiring English sources

Raoul Peck's 1992 film, "Lumumba: Death of a Prophet," is a haunting, personalized form of documentary.

The end result was a personalized form of contemporary history that allowed Howard to indulge his interest in obscure bishops and equally obscure politicians.

In this personalized form of politics, political parties lose their importance, and elections serve to confirm the leader's authority rather than to reflect the different allegiances of the people.

His religious odyssey closed with the publication of Der alte und der neue Glaube (1872; The Old Faith and the New), in which he ventured to replace Christianity with scientific materialism, a personalized form of Darwinism.

The cosmic order can appear in a personalized form, as, for example, the Egyptian goddess Maat, but this personification of the cosmic order is not general; the Iranian Asha and the Indian rita, for example, are all to a high degree impersonal.

As a personalized form of media, the Internet empowers users to choose any form of information or entertainment at any time according to their personal interests and preferences.

This allows you to have personalized forms in a format with which you are comfortable and familiar.

Brands are no longer limited by shelf displays and point-of-sale campaigns to communicate their messages, and brand marketers can extend past the store floor or shelf to deliver a personalized, digital form of outreach to identified shoppers.

In the setting of percutaneous coronary intervention, ePRISM was used to generate personalized consent forms and replace sites' traditional consent forms, where it has recently been shown to improve patients' experience with care.

Tiny Garage Labs, which created the app, launched its podcast platform for iOS, Android, Alexa and the web last year, allowing users to access personalized short-form audio pieces inside the app.

Personalize your form proposal and cover letter.