The soul appears in clinical practice in the autonomous form of "the third person of psychotherapy."

It was viewed as an autonomous form of government in "voluntary association with the United States."

Irish commonly uses the impersonal form (also called the autonomous form) instead of the passive voice.

Veneto was to be included into the Reich in an "autonomous form", and to benefit from the post-war influx of German tourists.

It is that during the 19th century in France, and only then and there, "the literary love affair comes briefly to look like an autonomous form of expression."

Celtic languages possess an inflection commonly called the "impersonal" or "autonomous" form, of similar origin to the Latin "passive-impersonal".

In many essays, he works out the logic of the image as an autonomous, symbolic form, located between sign and language.

The preference for large altarpieces in stone or painting did not allow the development of woodcarving as an autonomous form of expression, leaving it a decorative art.

For the Russian formalists, parody was a way of liberation from the background text that enables to produce new and autonomous artistic forms.

These plays developed into an autonomous form of musical theatre, with poetic forms sometimes alternating with the prose dialogues and liturgical chants.