Sentence examples for to speak in the form from inspiring English sources

He came back, so to speak, in the form of others, while remaining in many ways a resolutely personal filmmaker.

Rumor has it -- and hopefully it's just a rumor -- that George Clooney might be seeking higher love, so to speak, in the form of Benazir Bhutto's niece: the poet, journalist and outspoken critic of Benazir, Fatima Bhutto.

In other words, if I wanted to go to point A on the human genome, I can make it go to point A and if in a different virus—I want to make it go to point B, I can make it go to point B. We know that sets of enzymes exist which once created and given the right instructions, so to speak, in the form of a short DNA molecule, can actually target a specific sequence in the genome.

Friedman, accustomed to speaking in the exact form previously used in print or speech, noted that he hadn't thought this through before.

Over the decades, Cubans have learned to speak in a form of verbal camouflage, in which key words are amplified by raised eyebrows, widened eyes, pursed lips.

The "Whorfian hypothesis" (the thesis that one's thought and even perception are determined by the language one happens to speak), in its strong form at least, is no longer debated as vigorously as it was a few years ago.

Ms. Taylor calls the play a "tone poem on memory and change," and, indeed, the characters tend to speak in free-form verse.

The input from listening and reading texts will be used as the output in speaking (in the form of presentation) and writing assessment.

English is spreading fast, with more than 40% of young Europeans claiming to be able to speak it in some form.

I'm speaking in the perfect forms and rhythms of ancient haiku".

When concerned with moral objects, reason speaks to man in the form of conscience.