Sentence examples for takes new forms from inspiring English sources

Suddenly the question of loyalty takes new forms for him.

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.

This applies to the health care industry, as malpractice takes new forms with data breaches, theft of personal data, and data loss.

This is not a new predicament, but it has taken new forms.

PRICE OF SORROW -- The pain caused by the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center keeps taking new forms, one being the price of sorrow.

The fundamentalism, repression and prejudice that Miller used as a metaphor for anti-communist trials in 1950s America have endured, and taken new forms.

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.

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.

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".

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, professorial asceticism moved from the home to the workplace, where it took new forms, most notably that of productivity on an epic, and sometimes eccentric, scale.