definite form

Whatever he was looking at seemed to be a shape without any definite form, like smoke from a fire.

"It's actually similar to music in its logic and definite form."

For like most young people I could not imagine mental states without definite forms.

It weighed on her, but took no definite form of opposition.

Despite this, there is scarcely one single definite form of words on which we have agreed.

The moving something took on a more definite form.

I am already beginning to give definite form to the commitment as regards the countries under my responsibility.

Nevertheless, the poem never reached a complete or definite form.

Then the Hive began to take a definite form on the screen.

Yes, Doctor, a project I have long considered is beginning to take definite form.

They have usually a definite form, and are important as revealing the molecular structure.

The game through its definite form, will sort dreams in a way that is "of the psyche"

Once we have taken on a definite form, we do not lose it until death.

In order to constitute an "article", the material must have a definite form, shape and size.

I welcome the way the Barcelona process is being made deeper and given a more definite form.

At this point the band found its definite form.

A blur could hardly move so slowly or retain such a definite form.

The whirlpool is a definite form, but no water stays put in it.

But they were shadows that had a definite form.

These are without definite form and are only given shape upon application.

A great resolve was crystallizing in his mind, but it bad as yet taken on no definite form.

Later, the voluntary began to develop into a more definite form, though it has never been strictly defined.

Stjernen is the Norwegian word for star in the definite form.

Now there was a definite form lying in the midst of the ferns.

Within the circle, the twisting shadows refused to take definite forms.