Sentence examples for taking this form from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, anything taking this form will be a deduction in Aristotle's sense.

In his protest at the university, Mr Maxwele was taking this form of confrontation to another of Cape Town's iconic places.

And, most recently, they have been taking this form: "Wow, so we negotiate with terrorists now.

We can imagine tons of lessons taking this form of digital tour, and contextualizing knowledge in ways impossible even five years ago, but all we want is a real breath of salty sea air.

However, significantly fewer phase II Aboriginal patients were taking this form of treatment than Anglo-Celt patients despite >40% of them having a serum LDL-cholesterol above the Australian nationally recommended target range of <2.5 mmol/L (32).

Actually, only one kind of soliloquy — the villain's kind — takes this form.

In the ancient story he takes this form to evade his wife's suspicions.

Now, people deride anyone who expects alien visitants to take this form.

And he is willing to take this form of writing as seriously as another English professor might take "The Canterbury Tales".

They typically take this form: If you save $X for Y years, you end up with a total of $Z.

Miyazaki goes on to describe how the dragon — a protean creature named Haku, who sometimes takes this form — struggles when he is pinned down.