Sentence examples for take new forms from inspiring English sources
If Judaism was less a set of ancient customs and dogmas than a progressive, eternally renewed spirit, then it could take new forms suited to the modern world.
The question is how can philanthropy take new forms?" This appears to respond to comments made by culture secretary Maria Miller's claim last year that arts organisations needed to "get better at asking, not just receiving".
Making a feature film would allow his sensibility to take new forms and extend its reach by commandeering some of the matchless resources that the movie industry usually devotes to reproducing well-tested formulas.
If the council refuses to back down, says Reza Khatami, one of parliament's two deputy speakers (and the president's younger brother), the agitation will grow and will "take new forms".To the regime's external enemies, these words are a portent of political implosion, perhaps, foretelling the fatal weakening of the Islamic Republic.
That support, however, is likely to take new forms: Administration officials agreed that the $250 million in economic aid was a pittance compared with the $1.3 billion in annual military aid, and the White House and the State Department were already discussing setting aside new funds to bolster the rise of secular political parties.
The ease of app and online dating has allowed ghosting to take new form.
Suddenly the question of loyalty takes new forms for him.
This is not a new predicament, but it has taken new forms.
Self-portraiture takes new forms in the art of Tracey Emin.
Discrimination takes new forms; racial profiling remains rampant in many American cities, including through the stop-and-frisk policies that became standard practice in New York.
