Sentence examples for the forms themselves from inspiring English sources

The forms themselves are especially molten, and real water adds to the action.

But the forms themselves are longer and, for some borrowers, more confusing than the previous ones, Ms. Anderson said.

The forms themselves are delicate, as in "Hanging Garden with a Hammock for Jim," in which tiny, exquisitely hand-fashioned objects are suspended from the ceiling by threads.

The idea is to create a skyline that is fraught with visual tension, where the spaces between the towers are as charged as the forms themselves.

Some presidents, provosts and admissions deans have told me over the years that they don't fill out the forms themselves because they don't really have a deep understanding of other schools' programs.

Instead, they will see two hanging light sculptures composed of three-dimensional tablike forms around a central spine; the forms themselves are covered in handmade Japanese paper that is stitched on by hand.

For submissions completed via the personalized hyperlink in response to the weekly e-mailing, the corresponding author filled in the form themselves in 91% of cases, while 72.5% of the remaining responses were from the first author of the paper.

But these associations were – are – inherent in the original forms themselves; the sculptures only seem to labour the point.

"They do this through the art forms themselves — the leaps and tumbles and spins — and through the stories that those art forms tell".

The designs of the musical forms themselves are pointed up by insertions of new musical material, deletions, and altered timing of phrases and entries.

In his waterfront development in Düsseldorf, the warped forms themselves resemble reflections in water, the 1,600 windows all skewed at different angles.