Sentence examples for to formative from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to the formation and subsequent growth of something.
- My formative years were spent in an inner city.
Second, like other developmental disorders – such as ADHD, dyslexia, autism and schizophrenia – addiction unfolds as the brain matures through specific stages and the person responds to formative experiences.
They had demos which "sounded just like Holes" (Deserter's Songs' captivating opening number) dating back to formative years in Buffalo in the late 80s.
There were also nods to formative powers: "I Got Id," from a collaboration with Neil Young, and one song apiece by the Who and the Ramones.
Rippling percussion and stuttering tones in the opening bars suggested Mr. Reich's earlier music, while a quotation of the Renaissance chanson "L'homme armé" and funky rhythms based on the music of James Brown alluded to formative influences.
May point to parents' love of fruit (Apple) or fashion mags (Harper); will always expose said offspring to formative ridicule App watch #27: Songify Simon Cowell, be damned – now there's a whole new way for talentless amateurs to realise their misguided musical dreams, in the form of this addictive digital song-maker.
There are inevitable losses in the transition from page to stage - from the atmospheric richness of Mantel's prose to the flashbacks to formative experiences in Cromwell's past, such as his witnessing, in boyhood, the pitiless auto-da-fe of a female heretic.
Workplace-based assessments (WBAs) were designed to provide formative feedback to trainees throughout their surgical career.
Thus, computer-based feedback could be an alternative to provide formative feedback to students.
This made it difficult for students to attend to the formative aspects.
In addition to baseline information prior to production, formative research is invaluable.
Informed and active local leaders are essential to mobilize the resources needed to continue formative supervision.
