taken the form of

It models the locus of our anxiety, but, let us note, only after the desire of the Other has taken the form of a commandment.

State aid had taken the form of reduced-rate loans and guarantees as well as direct subsidies, he said.

He had taken the form of a man on stilts, with very long blue and white check trousers and a tap hat.

So far, this has mostly taken the form of pouring public money into banks and selected industries, notably cars.

Jamie soon comes to believe his father has taken the form of a bear and is sending him messages.

Because personal ownership over again becomes commonly ownership, private ownership has taken the form of ownership by the common.

When the idea of a gens was developed , it would naturally have taken the form of gens in pairs .

(Greek mythology) a queen of Sparta who was raped by Zeus who had taken the form of a swan; Helen of Troy was conceived in the rape of Leda.

acted by the accelerated electrons , the materials of carbon source were taken the form of plasma in the chamber.

This role has sometimes taken the form of radical political protest made in the name of Christian conviction.

The stimulus money has mainly taken the form of bank loans channeled through state-owned companies.

Nonmerger enforcement mainly has taken the form of action against domestic price-fixing cartels.