Sentence examples for the very forms from inspiring English sources
More than perhaps any painter of his great painting century, Courbet built elements of rebellion and dissent into the very forms and surfaces of his work.
Kabuki, haiku, woodblock prints by Hiroshige and Hokusai — the very forms that are supposedly arrogated by Anderson — were, in some respects, cultural ambassadors that ushered forth imperial expansion.
The very forms he favoured with the riches of his native language – the song, and the verse-epistle – connect directly to the voice.
"When production turns a blind eye to racism, sexism and homophobia, they become complicit in the very forms of hate speech they actively deny".
Of course, some pop music is not popular at all and it doesn't try to be; after punk, bands such as the Fall, Devo, Public Image Ltd, even Miles Davis, showed a healthy disregard for audience approval and they seemed to be attacking the very forms that they functioned in.
"How was I actually replicating the very forms of discrimination and exclusion that I was trying to fight against?" she asked herself.
The reader feels this frailty inscribed into the very form of the novel.
Far from it – they created and changed the very form of the work.
Somehow the very form of Shoah conveyed something important about the reality of the event itself.
The movie seems deeply ambivalent about the very form it purports to reinvent.
How could the responsible writer not bind these scruples into the very form of his work?
