Sentence examples for using the form of from inspiring English sources
Using the form of a politico-literary thriller, Janette Turner Hospital has attempted a metaphysical novel of evil.
One exception to this silly-filthy division in the dom-com is Mrs Brown's Boys, currently on a cinematic sabbatical from TV, which, using the form of farce but having to be broadcast after the watershed, straddles the two slots without quite fitting into either, as Brendan O'Carroll's drag-act title character might well put it herself.
Jonathan Coe's What A Carve Up! still stands as the most dedicated attempt to catch modern Britain in a single book, using the form of a family saga - a single clan that reaches into food, arms-dealing, banking and many other symbolic disciplines - to show Britain's transformation into a greedier, meaner place.
We may express inequality (1) by using the form of the operator as follows.
A quantitative study, using the form of computer-assisted telephone interviews (C.A.T.I).
The relaxation modulus model in terms of the continuous relaxation spectrum was approximated using the form of Prony series.
Let us use the form of the integration by parts formulas (8), (9) for this new approximation.
"We use the form of an art gallery to do whatever we're interested in".
In both The Jungle and Oil!, Sinclair used the form of the realist novel to present practices uncovered by his investigative journalism.
A third uses the form of the gold nameplate, a status symbol for young African-Americans, to spell out the phrase "Always Bet on Black".
Since launching iDly Systems in September last year, Murphy and his team have seen 6,500 Trinity students sign up to use the form of identification to access student services.
