Sentence examples for vanished form from inspiring English sources

Novalis's 15-year-old fiancée Sophie von Kühn had died, and the hymns were inspired in a moment when he was "shedding bitter tears" beside her grave, "which in its narrow dark bosom hid the vanished form of my life".

As a document of both a vanished form of theater and forbidden love in an age of repression, "The Nance" — which has been designed with beautifully shabby flair by a team that includes John Lee Beatty (sets) and Ann Roth (costumes) — has been shaped with imaginative empathy.

Its nostalgic depiction of a vanished form of Englishness appealed to the American mass market; Time magazine's TV critic described the series as "a novel... made into a poem", and listed it among the "100 Best TV Shows of All Time".

As someone who grew up in the tail end of the CD-era, and has spent most of his life in the Age of the MP3, it seems oxymoronic to pair rare and exciting material with a vanishing form, one that for many has been relegated to a novelty item.

So after concluding his project on the vanishing forms of manual labor with a widely acclaimed book, "Workers: Archaeology of the Industrial Age," Mr. Salgado turned his attention to what he calls "the reorganization of the human family".

His speciality was a now vanished newspaper form called the feuilleton, in which favoured writers would shine bright and intensely literary flashlights into corners of metropolitan existence.

First, we obtain a characteristic one-form for the system by taking the interior product of a non vanishing two-form with respect to the controlled vector field.

Who knows what vanishing life forms — and their DNA — we may one day regret losing?

Who knows what vanishing life forms we may one day regret losing?

Mohamedi died in 1990, and her last works are her sternest: rigid, vanishing geometric forms in acres of white that recall Josef Albers and the Bauhaus.

The smile flashed and, before it was fully formed, vanished.