Sentence examples for which took form from inspiring English sources

He was working out his thoughts on sociobiology, which took form a few years later in "The Selfish Gene".

My favorite point on the trail is a strangely beautiful triplet oak tree, which took form when three shoots sprouted from the stump of a large oak.

I was mired in the first draft of my own political tale, one that had been gestating since I'd returned from London to Australia in 2004 and which took form, of sorts, in a short story published in 2008.

But an independent and even a liberal spirit seethes in his art, which took form, like that of Velázquez, amid a convergence of innovations from Italy and from Spanish-ruled Flanders.

Before Pangaea, we have Rodinia, which took form about 1 billion years ago and before Rodinia, we have about 2 billion years ago there's Nuna.

As Lukács explains in "On the Nature and Form of the Essay" (1911a), this is because the essay is the primary form of writing which addresses life through the medium of form (1911a: 8) and which takes form (in particular, the form of a work of art) seriously as a reality of its own.

Kawano attributes it to the longevity of the stories — quite a few of which take forms other than 'here's my vacation' collections.

There was one incidence of grade II hypersensitivity reaction, which took the form of generalised urticaria.

Later, he sent me some thoughts on religion, some of which took the form of meditations.

This was the case with Marlene (1996), which took the form of a concert given by Dietrich in Paris.

It follows "Failing Kansas," which revisited the murder described in Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood," and "Dennis Cleveland," which took the form of a television talk show.