Sentence examples for the established form from inspiring English sources

Long track was the established form.

Cameron Stewart's slightly cartoonish art doesn't explicitly reference David Fincher's notorious film adaptation, but by messing with the established form – dialogue and art get obscured by pills seemingly scattered across the panels as Sebastian's suburban life starts to unravel – it does feel in keeping with that movie's volatile spirit.

By the 15th century, nonrational modes of trial such as ordeal, in which the defendant was subjected to various tortures, were replaced by the jury trial, which became the established form of trial for both criminal and civil cases at common law.

His persistent illegal actions, for months pointed out by the courts, led legally designated court officials to find him guilty of treason, abuse of authority, usurpation of functions and acting against the established form of government.

The established form, as developed by Petrarch and Dante, was in hendecasyllables.

As its principal use is in colorectal cancer, in which it has been the established form of chemotherapy for decades, we tested 5-FU pretreatment followed by MSC.sTRAIL in HCT116 human colorectal cancer cells.

Sometimes, advances are made at the expense of already established forms; other times, the established forms are themselves challenged and reinvigorated by the resulting blowback.

McCabe's compositions covered most of the established forms, with the exception of grand opera, and included seven symphonies, three piano concertos, and concertos for most orchestral instruments.

Poetry ranged between traditional types of verse and experimental writing that departed radically from the established forms of the 19th century.

He be-came rich as well as famous, and only when all the established forms of exploitation were exhausted did he come to the opposition newspaper, El Espectador.

Before the formal development of universities and university curricula that dictated the established forms for writing philosophical/theological texts in the 13th century, medieval philosophical texts were written in a wide variety of forms.