Sentence examples for think any form from inspiring English sources

Significantly Ms Pusic does not think "any form of institution is necessary".Regarding relations with Serbia, its largest neighbour, Ms Pusic says she has had very good initial cooperation with Ivan Mrkic, Serbia's new foreign minister.

"We think any form of fundraising is good," he says.

"The double edge of it is that I think any form of real spiritual surrender does inform one's work," Ms. Phillips said.

One individual said in the clips shown to Mr Galloway: "I don't like what I've just seen on stage… I think any form of association with George Galloway is wholly inappropriate and a lot of people here feel the same".

Sri Lanka team manager Anura Tennekoon added: "I think any form of corruption in the game should be dealt with seriously and eradicated so that the interest in the game is sustained".

Not only do snuff and chewing tobacco act as a "gateway drug" to cigarettes, the two Democrats and many health groups contend, but granting tobacco companies the authority to make health claims could suggest that the government thinks any form of tobacco use is safe.

I think any kind of art form should be funny, even when something is what we deem dramatic, anything that is honest can be laughed at.

"We have a hunger for talking and thinking about others and I don't think any other form can deliver that insider-ish feeling".

In others, diggers claw at the arid ground in a way that makes the viewer think any life form should be incapable of blooming in the desert.

"What are we all - a bunch of Islamist maniacs who think any representation of the human form is an offence against God?

Johson was insistent in his regular column for the Daily Telegraph that Taylor had little to say sorry for, asking: "What are we all – a bunch of Islamist maniacs who think any representation of the human form is an offence against God?