Sentence examples for with its form from inspiring English sources

Here, at least, Aristotle points out what is obvious, that when a thinker's soul is made like its cognitive object, it does not become one with some hylomorphic compound, but with its form: "for it is not the stone which is in the soul, but its form" (De Anima iii 8, 431b29 432a1; cf. iii 4, 429a27).

Actors coincide with their role, and life, it seems, temporarily coincides with its form.

As the song progressed, Mr. Mela and his band took some smart liberties with its form.

"So I then wanted to do something that was not obsessed with its form".

"The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas" reflected Stein's deep, almost purring satisfaction with its form.

I am a worm                and can't breathe.The mourning dove is playing with its form.

The passive voice, with its forms of "to be" and inverted structure, tends to make leads wordy and weak.

A decade before the Exposition des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, which launched Art Deco, Mendelsohn was working with its forms and streamlining them into Art Deco's American equivalent.

Adding any question at this stage would be dicey, given that the bureau often runs extensive field tests before fiddling with its forms, ensuring that last-minute changes do not throw off its counting efforts.

The telescoping of our experience in this war, with its forms of terrorism unprecedented anywhere, is what makes the events of the past several weeks so incomprehensible and nightmarish.

The modern world projected humanity in the future with its forms.