Sentence examples for take many guises from inspiring English sources

Anchors take many guises.

However, as specializations can take many guises, comparison of anatomical organization across species is often complicated.

Beauty takes many guises.

This amoral deficit of integrity takes many guises.

Slavery takes many guises and bears many different names now, but it is "slavery and servitude nonetheless", characterised by coercion, lack of remuneration, and lack of choice.

"This conviction has shown that human trafficking takes many guises and does not always involve violence or physical force," he said.

Private exchanges have many guises.

The first force may take on many guises.

The platform can take on many guises, yet still keep the money flowing into Mountain View.

While man up may have served as fighting words for Rodriguez, the exhortation is taking on many guises in American popular culture right now.

In directing this sensitive piece, Mr. Wooten has found a gentle tone that nonetheless firmly supports its central truth: that grief takes on many guises and manifestations, and affects survivors' relationships in different ways.