form of words

Whatever might be left would only take the form of words.

The answer he received did not come in the form of words, or even images.

"I'll see what form of words I can come up with."

The interaction was in the form of words on the screen.

At the moment I'm not entirely clear what the difference is between these two forms of words.

There is no precise form of words for giving thanks today.

Surface forms of words are those found in any text.

But without this code, the charter would just be a form of words.

"Tested in the fire" is not a trivial form of words.

A suggested form of words for this authority is at paragraph 10.5.

Other forms of words instilled into the young are also present.

"There was no allusion or special form of words used that could make you sure?"

They may take the form of words, images, or other identifying marks.

It was a human utterance, but not in the form of words.

But this had come in the form of words, had it not?

He tried to explain that possession by devils was just a form of words.

There is a treaty, but it must not be allowed to remain an empty form of words.

As for your other proposals, I support their general tendency, but not the form of words you have chosen.

Until 1 January 2008, a longer form of words had been used:

The battle is usually in the form of words but there have been some sword battles.

They came in the form of words, as she lifted her bare arm and pointed across the room.

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

What we need now, therefore, is a form of words to label those products which are covered by the regulation.

He can close his ears to the news as it comes from me, comes in the form of words.

Madam President, perhaps we should find a different form of words and hold that vote again, since the result is fraudulent.