"He refuses to be confined to a single form of expression.
Then again, there is no single form of journalism so the separate description is understandable.
Contingency theorists disputed the assumption that a single form of organization is best in all circumstances.
Even the single form of toolmaking called diemaking is becoming specialized; some shops now limit themselves to dies for special applications, such as automotive body dies.
The pair argued that rather than try to force firms into a single form of contract, regulators should give them a choice.
In any generic class of textile material, including nonwovens, there is no single form of 3D structural architecture and this can be manipulated during manufacture.
The forced adoption of single form of accounting runs the risk of severely restricting the different forms of capitalism that can develop.
It was in 15th-century France that the term farce was first used to describe the elements of clowning, acrobatics, caricature, and indecency found together within a single form of entertainment.
And with the routes into these specialties diverse -- they all require a mastery of English and at least one other language, but there is no single form of certification in the country -- people can enter them with varied educational backgrounds.
One galling aspect of selection and the grammar school system is the impossibility of providing a single form of final school-leaving qualification for all pupils that makes sense.
According to the World Health Organisation, approximately two million people around the world die from the effects of alcohol each year, more than from any single form of cancer.
